flux VS awesome-monogame

Concratz on the game, Flux also has tweening it might do what you descibed above: https://github.com/rxi/flux

Perhaps a bit off topic but certainly a useful library when trying to do some specific movement of objects: https://github.com/rxi/flux/

Flux for Lua (visualization)

flux is a tweening library for Lua. It's great, but sometimes it's hard to guess what the curves will look like.

I find the libraries by rxi (like flux) are pretty great. How have you discovered yours? Searching GitHub, using love2d-awesome, love2d forums?

XNA re-implementation/extended support seems like a good idea. I'll look into it some more. I also want to share this list of libraries suggested to me for MonoGame support: https://github.com/aloisdeniel/awesome-monogame

I don't have anything to add to Ignatus other than a GitHub repo filled with resources that can help you out.

awesome-monogame

Awesome Monogame has a nice list of tutorials

If you want to avoid duplicating work in the future (and also find some awesome libs), checkout Awesome Monogame: https://github.com/aloisdeniel/awesome-monogame.

awesome-monogame/README.md at master · aloisdeniel/awesome-monogame

Fair warning, base Monogame leaves a lot to you to create yourself. It's technically a framework and not an engine (difference explained here). However, there are several extensions that add specific things you might want.

And as for replacing libraries, I obviously don't know what you've got going on, but there are a bunch of extensions to Monogame that add all sorts of stuff. Maybe there's something in the you can use to help you?