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Adobe Flash / Games In this part I'll explore how to detect collision between a ball and the line. Please read part 1 if you didn't already. You may say: "hey, I don't want a ball, I want a car!!". There's no problem, you will learn everyting, I will explain, during next tutorials, how to insert complex objects, but the basics are the same for every collision. |
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Adobe Flash / Getting Started Drawing Flash is very different to drawing in something like photoshop. So before we begin I'll try to explain to you the difference. When you draw a line in Flash the line itself is divided into parts. You can move, reshape and select these parts separately. In addition a line drawn across another line or solid will act like a knife, splitting the other line or shape into two separate parts which themselves can be moved, reshaped and selected. It's actually pretty handy. Site: www.flashkit.com
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 Adobe Flash / ActionScript While it is fairly straightforward to use Flash's drawing API to draw a line from 1 MovieClip to another, it's a little less trivial to draw a full line from from 1 end of the stage to another AND through two given MovieClips. This tutorial will guide you throug the steps of drawing just such a line!. Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / Games Well, since lots of readers commented and mailed me part 6a is too hard and I should split it in pieces, that's what I am going to do. This is the part 5.1, to be read after part 5. |
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Adobe Flash / Games If you've ever wanted to create a game in Flash that uses the arrow keys as the controls, here's the quick and easy way to do it. Site: flashsandbox.com
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 Adobe Flash / Games This is part one of a multipart tutorial that will end up making a prototype for a game like SkyForce. This Part cover movement and shooting. Site: www.itsnags.com
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 Adobe Flash / Games This is part one of a multipart tutorial that will end up making a prototype for a game like SkyForce. This part covers background scrolling. Site: www.itsnags.com
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Adobe Flash / Math and Physics Knowing the direction of the player may be very useful if we decide to add some special features to our game. Always remember that it's useless to make a simple clone of a game. If you decide to inspire yourself to an existing game, add some new features, or people will ignore your work. |
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Adobe Flash / Games Here we go with the 3rd step. Remember to read 1st and 2nd part if you are new to this tutorial, and let's go. We left our hero colleting coins, so next step will be... The score Scoring system consist in a variable set to 0 (zero) when the game starts and some events that may increase/decrease the score. In this case, you get 1 point when you collect a coin, and lose 2 points when you crash into a wall. |
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Adobe Flash / Games This is a quite long tutorial, so I decided to split it in pieces. It started as a didactic example about flash game creation.First of all, I got inspiration from Ball Revamped series (do not remember the link, search it on Google), but I'll add a lot more features. |
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Adobe Flash / Getting Started This Flash Tutorial addresses how to make a movie in a movie. I've noticed in the forums that many beginners to Flash often conceptualize a Flash movie as one long movie with one time line. It is important beginners learn early that Flash may alternatively be conceptualized as many small movies, or movieClips, which are called to the main time line to play as needed. As you become more familiar with Flash you will learn that this is really a great way to create Flash movies. A few of the many advantages include better control of your main time line, and the ability to reuse movie clips in completely different Flash movies. Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / Games How to make an iventory,start game button,character,NPCS, etc. Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / Interactivity In this lesson, I will show you how to create a an interactive sketchpad on which you and your users can draw. The sketchpad features an interface which allows you to change the thickness and the color of the line. Site: www.lukamaras.com
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Adobe Flash / Games This will help you understand hittest, and hopefully by the end of these 3 tutorials you will have the beginning to your game! Site: www.flashkit.com
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Adobe Flash / Games I have to warn you, things start getting terribly serious from now on. |
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