Time for action – viewing the Sprite and Camera classes in action

1. In the declarations area of the Game1 class, add a declaration for a temporary sprite object:

   // Temporary Demo Code Begin
   Sprite tempSprite;
   Sprite tempSprite2;
   // Temporary Demo Code End

2. In the LoadContent() method of the Game1 class, initialize the temporary sprite and the Camera class:

   // Temporary Demo Code Begin
   tempSprite = new Sprite(
       new Vector2(100, 100),
       spriteSheet,
       new Rectangle(0, 64, 32, 32),
       Vector2.Zero);
   
   tempSprite2 = new Sprite(
       new Vector2(200,200),
       spriteSheet,
       new Rectangle(0, 160, 32, 32),
       Vector2.Zero);
   
   // Temporary Demo Code End

3. In the Draw() method of the Game1 class, draw the temporary sprite:

   // Temporary Demo Code
   spriteBatch.Begin();
   tempSprite.Draw(spriteBatch);
   tempSprite2.Draw(spriteBatch);
   spriteBatch.End();
   // Temporary Demo Code End

4. In the Update() method of the Game1 class, add temporary input handling to allow the sprite and the camera to be moved:

   // Temporary...