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- 1. Build great apps for Xbox with XAML and C# Jason Short, PhD | @infinitecodex Senior Program Manager https://aka.ms/xboxappdevcode
- 2. Reach every Windows device with one app What-you-see-is-what-you-get platform Easily tailor your app to be great on the device
- 3. Universal Windows Platform XAML apps on your desktop
- 10. 360 x 640
- 15. Optimizing for size and TV safe area
- 20. Button Left Stick/D-pad Behavior Move Focus
- 21. Button Left Stick/D-pad A/Select Behavior Move Focus “Click”
- 22. Button Left Stick/D-pad A/Select B/Back Behavior Move Focus “Click” Go Back
- 23. Button Left Stick/D-pad A/Select B/Back Menu Behavior Move Focus “Click” Go Back Show Context Menu
- 24. Button Left Stick/D-pad A/Select B/Back Menu View Behavior Move Focus “Click” Go Back Show Context Menu Show Panes or Switch Views
- 25. Button Left Stick/D-pad A/Select B/Back Menu View Behavior Move Focus “Click” Go Back Show Context Menu Show Panes or Switch Views
- 26. Button Behavior How Left Stick/D-pad Move Focus <Application RequiresPointer="WhenRequested">
- 27. Button Behavior How Left Stick/D-pad Move Focus <Application RequiresPointer="WhenRequested"> A/Select “Click” Use standard controls like Button, ListView, MenuFlyout, etc. to get this by default. If building custom controls, respond to Spacebar key events.
- 28. Button Behavior How Left Stick/D-pad Move Focus <Application RequiresPointer="WhenRequested"> A/Select “Click” Use standard controls like Button, ListView, MenuFlyout, etc. to get this by default. If building custom controls, respond to Spacebar key events. B/Back Go Back Respond to standard SystemNavigationManager.BackRequested events when implementing back navigation
- 29. Button Behavior How Left Stick/D-pad Move Focus <Application RequiresPointer="WhenRequested"> A/Select “Click” Use standard controls like Button, ListView, MenuFlyout, etc. to get this by default. If building custom controls, respond to Spacebar key events. B/Back Go Back Respond to standard SystemNavigationManager.BackRequested events when implementing back navigation Menu Show Context Menu Set up context menus using ContextFlyout property or in response to ContextRequested events.
- 30. Button Behavior How Left Stick/D-pad Move Focus <Application RequiresPointer="WhenRequested"> A/Select “Click” Use standard controls like Button, ListView, MenuFlyout, etc. to get this by default. If building custom controls, respond to Spacebar key events. B/Back Go Back Respond to standard SystemNavigationManager.BackRequested events when implementing back navigation Menu Show Context Menu Set up context menus using ContextFlyout property or in response to ContextRequested events. View Show Panes or Switch Views Respond to GamepadView and NavigationView key events.
- 31. Button L/R Trigger Behavior Page up/down
- 32. Button L/R Trigger L/R Bumper Behavior Page up/down Page left/right
- 33. Button L/R Trigger L/R Bumper Right stick Behavior Page up/down Page left/right Pan
- 34. Button L/R Trigger L/R Bumper Right stick X, Y Behavior Page up/down Page left/right Pan App appropriate shortcuts
- 35. Button L/R Trigger L/R Bumper Right stick X, Y Pause, Play, etc. Behavior Page up/down Page left/right Pan App appropriate shortcuts Control media playback
- 45. Mouse Mode and Optimize for Gamepad and Remote
- 53. On by default for apps targeting Windows 10 Anniversary Update Application.FocusVisualKind="HighVisibility" Can be tuned on a per-element basis FocusVisualMargin FocusVisualPrimaryBrush FocusVisualPrimaryThickness FocusVisualSecondaryBrush FocusVisualSecondaryThickness
- 54. Engagement Mode and Focus Visuals
- 58. Optimizing for the TV-safe colors and sounds
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- What is the XAML platform?