Anyways, just look up generics, and you’ll be able to figure out what the board ate..

public T GetServices()
{
return (T)game.Services.GetService(typeof(T));
}

public T GetServices()
{
return (T)game.Services.GetService(typeof(T));
}

There it is..

ServiceObject = GetServices(); // Used like this..

I’m sure you already knew this by now, but it will be useful for others who stumble across this post..

You should be able to use this for adding a service, but I’m a bit rusty with my C#\XNA so this might not be quite right.. (It just saves you from having to do “typeof()”…)

public void AddService(object service)
{
game.Services.AddService(typeof(T), service);
}

AddService(ServiceObject); // Used like this..

Both methods need a game reference, you can either use the constructor to pass it, or use one of the XNA game component classes which already have refs to it..

Peace