@Zephni wrote:
I have looked at a bunch of different topics with a very similar question to my own:
... Oh i'm only allowed to put one link because I'm a new user.But none seem to have quite the issue I'm having.. and I'm very sorry in advance for my ignorance!
What I am doing step by step (I'm using Visual Studio):
- Open the Content.mgcb file using the Pipeline tool
- Right click the Content item and then Add -> New item
- Give it the name "Test" and choose SpriteFont descriptionAt this point everyone says "Build it" or "Build the application" and it will create a .spritefont file, or some say it will create a .xnb file. Mine creates a .spritefont file in the root location of the project if I choose Build -> Build. But people are saying I need a .xnb file and put that in the Content folder.
This is the bit I am struggling with: how to create the XNB file, instead of the .spritefont file... or do I need both. This whole process has been much more awkward than expected
The actual error I am getting is Could not load "Test" as content file.
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