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It's working fine for me on the latest commit. Are you on commit a1464a6d270094cc45da8e0733bd4a35fc2ca98f?

You also should be using the v3.9-alpha NuGet packages of MonoGame.Extended that are pulled from my feed to work with MonoGame 3.8. The commit already has that setup.

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It's working fine for me on the latest commit. Are you on commit a1464a6?

The code I copied from MainGame.cs in the gui sample is from that commit, yes. But I put it in my own visual studio project.
I haven't understood yet how the Nuget thing works you recently added in to MonoGame.Extended readme. I need to take a closer look at that. So far I have just been using the NuGet Manager inside VS 2019.

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Take a look at the Nuget.config file: https://github.com/craftworkgames/MonoGame.Extended-samples/blob/master/src/NuGet.config#L1.

The configuration file says that NuGet packages should be downloaded to a specific folder and the private feed is available.
From there, you can look at any .mgcb file: https://github.com/craftworkgames/MonoGame.Extended-samples/blob/master/src/Demos/Gui/Content/Content.mgcb#L13

There you can see that it's referencing the .dll from the earlier specified folder for NuGet packages.

The NuGet packages are downloaded then when you restore any of the .csproj: https://github.com/craftworkgames/MonoGame.Extended-samples/blob/master/src/Demos/Gui/Gui.csproj#L24

This all necessary because the MonoGame content pipeline tool doesn't understand NuGet.

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I switched everything from MonoGame.Extended to v3.9-alpha which didn't fix the problem. Turns out every error I had was the result of me not adding "Sensation_0.png" to the Content.mgcb. I didn't get that and tinkered with the filename of Sensation.fnt and it's contents. Silly mistake, I apologize.

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