Check out my answer to this question. It contains code for getting a ContentManager working in a console application.
To duplicate it here briefly:
You need the ServiceContainer and GraphicsDeviceService classes from the WinForms sample. Then just use this code:
Form form = new Form(); // Dummy form for creating a graphics device
GraphicsDeviceService gds = GraphicsDeviceService.AddRef(form.Handle,
form.ClientSize.Width, form.ClientSize.Height);
ServiceContainer services = new ServiceContainer();
services.AddService<IGraphicsDeviceService>(gds);
content = new ContentManager(services, "Content");
And, of course, include the necessary references (System.Windows.Forms.dll).
Check out my answer to this question. It contains code for getting a
ContentManager
working in a console application.To duplicate it here briefly:
You need the
ServiceContainer
andGraphicsDeviceService
classes from the WinForms sample. Then just use this code:And, of course, include the necessary references (
System.Windows.Forms.dll
).