MonoGame.Extended.Animations.SpriteSheets not found;

Extended
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I have imstalled Monogame.Extended on my project.
And i am folling this demo

But i can’t using MonoGame.Extended.Animations.SpriteSheets; like this .

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Any suggestion?

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Any help , i really have no idea about it?

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You are referencing the develop branch demo when you are not using the develop branch of the library. You want to be using this demo.

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@LithiumToast Thank you for reply.
I am new with github.
Could you tell me how to do that ?
Now i just copy and paste to my new project.

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In GitHub you can select the branch you are viewing for a repository. You need to be looking at the master branch.

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Is it mean Animation class in Extended is in progress?

So i can not use Animation and Collision after install-Package MonoGame.Extended yet?
@LithiumToast

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Yeah, animations have been improved in the develop branch. If you want to use them you need to update the Nuget package from stable release to pre-release.

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I just had this problem a few days ago. I solved it by cloning the MonoGame.Extended project and building the dev branch, and pointing my references to the .dll’s generated by that process. Sounds like @LithiumToast has a much better solution. Didn’t know I could do that with NuGet!

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Does this pre release nuget get built nightly or something?

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Did you get that working? If I tick pre release I only get alpha versions before 0.4.

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Hey guys

To get the pre-release builds that are created from the develop branch you’ll need to point NuGet to our build server. If you’re using Visual Studio you can find that in Tools => NuGet Package Manager => Package Manager Settings => Package Sources.

For convenience here’s the URL for copy and paste.

http://build.craftworkgames.com/guestAuth/app/nuget/v1/FeedService.svc/

Does this pre release nuget get built nightly or something?

The pre-release packages get built on every commit / push to github.

Just a warning though. I’ve been hosting this build server out of my own pocket and unless I can raise some money or something I’m going to have to turn it off in a couple of months.