The fourth sprint release of Milestone 5 Jupiter was just pushed to NuGet, GitHub and CodePlex.
It features the OpenTK, GLFW, SharpDX, SlimDX, Xna and MonoGame C# version of the DeltaEngine.

From now on we'll feature only one installer containing all versions of the Delta Engine (you can chose which platforms to install, minimum is OpenTK with the Editor) in order to streamline and simplify the user experience.
Each platform life in it's one sub-directory and you can run all sample games for all installed platforms directly from the Editor using the Sample Browser.

We highly recommend to let the installer set the DeltaEnginePath environment variable to avoid errors of copying native files when using the Editor Project Creator or Visual Studio templates.

Download like always at http://deltaengine.net/download
Note: For some reason CodePlex pushing was not working (abort: HTTP Error 404: Not Found ), so for now you have to download the source from GitHub until pushing works again.

From this release on you can just install a new release over a old installation without uninstalling the old one first.
Note that this will not work with previous releases (<0.9.9.3) because we changed the installer framework from Nullsoft to Inno Setup.
About the Editor question, currently it's not planned to support other frameworks but this might change because of the driver problematic (someone from the Editor team can say more about this).
For the Breakout game, I'll create a case for our sample games guy to take a look at it.

Hi

When I try to run the editor I got en error while loading the assemblies in the BinaryDataExtension



The assembly
{DeltaEngine.Editor.AppBuilder, Version=0.9.8.3, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null}
The Type
{System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type 'DeltaEngine.Editor.Core.PlatformName' from assembly 'DeltaEngine.Editor.Core, Version=0.9.9.1, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'.}

Kind regards,
Dominik

I used the source from Github and forgot to rebuild the DeltaEngine.

Is there a way to provide the source code with the nuget package so it easy to debug?
What is the workflow of the editor? I don't see any create new ContentProject-button. The help button doesn't work.

Edited by user Wednesday, September 25, 2013 9:38:25 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Time for more feedback :D
I like the idea with the templates to provide it as both zipped and unzipped
However, now VS displays me the same template two times so it seems to recognize both zipped and unzipped what it didn't do earlier for me.
Maybe it's possible to say the installer, which version of the templates we want? It could maybe simply ship the zip and unpack it if desired (if it doesn't do this already), so we either have zipped or unzipped templates
And in the "New Project" dialog, is it possible to display the templates in a node called DeltaEngine? I pointed VS to the root of the directory where I installed delta, so I can see the templates for all installed frameworks (atm openTK and SharpDX) and VS displays a node called OpenTK, in there is a node called Visual Studio Templates and then comes DeltaEngine, where the templates are shown so I think it simply uses the directory structure for the template path. The same goes for SharpDX and I think all other frameworks follow the same path
I'd prefer it in a node called "DeltaEngine" and then a subnode called OpenTK/SharpDX/SlimDX etc, where the templates are displayed for the specific framework, it's more natural then :)

The installer just put the .zip version of the templates into the VS Templates directory (e.g. %USERPROFILE%\My Documents\Visual Studio 2012\Templates\ProjectTemplates\Visual C#).
All VS version (>=2005) support this, but 2012 can also use just folders.
So this folders are actually not really required but are generated as part of the release build process and never removed because they take nearly zero space in the installer and are probably handy for users who want to customize templates (they are also used by the Editor Project Creator).
If templates displayed twice you may have old versions in the templates directory (old installer?), just delete them by hand.

You can use as path whatever you like as long as you have permission to read and write at this location.
The VS templates are installed independently.