Windows Phone 7 Development Tutorial (4)--xna Display Chinese fonts

I've been incredibly diligent lately. Yesterday, a friend in the last article comments, criticized Windows Phone 7 temporarily does not support the Chinese version of the issue. There is a process in everything, before the Chinese version comes out, let's think about something. Silverlight for Windows phone is over there, and somebody's going to figure it out. How do I get Windows Phone 7 games to display Chinese? Drag the guy who said "map" out and kill him! Because the XNA 4.0 support Chinese method is ready-made, this has a lot to do with the way that XNA font supports.

Sample code Download Address:

Http://files.cnblogs.com/aawolf/XNA_aawolf_SIP_Chinese.rar

Drawing fonts

Let's take a look at how the font is drawn in XNA and the description on MSDN is good:

Http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb447673.aspx

On the issue of font licensing we don't have to tangle, to remind you, to use a font before the first confirm that you can use, redistribute. The first step in drawing a font is to create a sprite font font. The font file used in XNA is called Sprite font, and the file name extension is. SPRITEFONT,XNA supports converting fonts to. Spritefont from. ttf.

First, we found the Windowsphonegame1content project in the VS 2010 Solution Explorer, right-click on "Add"-"New Folder", name the new folders font, and right-click on the font, Select "Add"-"New Item", and then select Create "Sprite font" in the dialog box to name the font file Startfont.