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Dim cube As DarkGDK.Basic3D.Cube
        Dim texture As DarkGDK.Basic2D.Image

        '   First we will instruct our camera to have a specific background colour
        DarkGDK.Camera.DefaultCamera.ColorBackdrop(Color.BlueViolet)

        '   Instruct DarkGDK.NET to stop automatically positioning and
        '   angling the camera every time a new object is created.
        DarkGDK.Camera.DefaultCamera.AutoCamOff()

        '   Place the camera just infront of where our cube will first appear
        DarkGDK.Camera.DefaultCamera.PositionCurrent(0, 0, -20)

        '   Tell the camera to point towards the centre of our virtual universe
        DarkGDK.Camera.DefaultCamera.PointCurrent(0, 0, 0)

        '   Create and load a texture into memory which will be used
        '   to texture the cube
        texture = New DarkGDK.Basic2D.Image(New DarkGDK.ResourceAssembly(), "EventHandler.gdk.png")

        '   Create a cube, 10x10x10 units in size, and wrap the texture
        '   onto the cube
        cube = New DarkGDK.Basic3D.Cube(10, texture)

        '
        '   Loop continuously until StopGDKLoop is called, or the ESC key is pressed.
        '
        While DarkGDK.Engine.LoopGDK()
            '   Rotate our cube along it's Y axis
            DarkGDK.Camera.DefaultCamera.ControlDefaultUsingArrowKeys(1, 1)

            '   Also, rotate our cube on all three axi
            cube.Rotate(DarkGDK.IO.Mouse.X, 0, DarkGDK.IO.Mouse.Y)

            '   Tell DarkGDK.NET to render our default camera display
            DarkGDK.Core.Sync()
        End While
    End Sub

An unhandled exception of type 'System.AccessViolationException' occurred in DarkGDK.dll

Additional information: Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt.