@Nightmare-Games wrote:
I'm in the process of upgrading my Monogame project to the newest version (3.5).
I've systematically gotten rid of all the insane error messages (so far) except one:
'Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Game.Exit()' is obsolete: 'This platform's policy does not allow programmatically closing.'
It's been pointed out that while this message is normal for some platforms (like Windows Phone), it should still be valid for a Windows desktop program, which is what I'm making.
Does Visual Studio think I'm making something other than a desktop program and why? I have a hypothesis that it could be that I'm referencing the wrong MonoGame.Framework.dll. I tried switching from the one labelled as "Windows" to "WindowsUniversal" and then to "Windows8", but got the following error each time:
A reference to 'MonoGame.Framework' could not be added. The project targets '.NET Framework' while the file reference targets '.NETCore'.
I'm out of ideas.
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