Check the project properties. There should be a property called "Default Namespace" or "Root Namespace" (I don't have VS.NET on this machine and can't recall exactly). Just make sure that syncs with your OrganismClassAttribute. In this case, the default namespace should be "Buggy1". If you renamed the assembly, for example from Project1 to Buggy1, the default namespace would still be Project1.
Class is not in the assembly
sean_kirkpatrick
Jrhoten
a_anandbabu
Buggy1 was spelled buggy1
Nilton Pinheiro - MVP
That is what I did. Here is some of my code:
<Assembly: OrganismClass("Buggy1.Buggy1")>
<Assembly: AuthorInformation("Kevin Petteys", "KevinPetteys@Yahoo.com")>
<Carnivore(False), _
MatureSize(26), _
AnimalSkin(AnimalSkinFamilyEnum.Ant), _
MarkingColor(KnownColor.Yellow), _
MaximumEnergyPoints(0), _
EatingSpeedPointsAttribute(10), _
AttackDamagePointsAttribute(0), _
DefendDamagePointsAttribute(0), _
MaximumSpeedPointsAttribute(0), _
CamouflagePointsAttribute(50), _
EyesightPointsAttribute(40) _
> _
Public Class Buggy1
Inherits Animal
Any ideas