Paradox/Xenko Game Engine Tutorial Part Four: Creating a Game Class and Setting Game Resolution

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In this Paradox Game Engine tutorial, we look at the process of setting your applications resolution. We then look at creating our own Game class and setting the resolution programmatically.



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