Axel Tutorials. Browse Source Download Source Discuss Tutorial Welcome to Axelite Basic, the tutorial to walk through the basics of creating a game using Axel.
In this tutorial, you'll create an extremely simple game, but will learn all the essentials to expanding it into your own full game. If you haven't already set up your environment, be sure to read through one of the tutorials on setting up FlashDevelop or Flash Builder. Important: This tutorial is written using version 0.9.1. To begin, create a new project. Our initial project hierarchy Now, there are many ways you can embed assets in your project.
Flash Builder Instructions: Right click your project name, go to New -> Folder, type in res and hit OK. Axel Game Library. Features. Untitled. Untitled. Untitled. Untitled. Com. If you're anxious to get started with ActionScript 3 but don't want to have to learn Flex or MXML, the form of XML Flex uses to design applications, this tutorial is for you.
Here you will learn how to use the command line compiler (mxmlc.exe for the Windows platform) to compile and create SWF files that use ActionScript 3. ActionScript 3 Starter Files (102K) Using or own Flash CS3? If so this tutorial might not be for you. Instead check out Getting Started with ActionScript 3.0 in Adobe Flash CS3. Obtaining the Compiler To create SWF files from ActionScript, you will need a compiler, the program that interprets ActionScript code and translates it into the machine code used in SWF files. Flex Builder: If you've installed Flex Builder, you can find mxmlc.exe in the following directory (this may vary for custom installations): C:\Program Files\Adobe\Flex Builder 2\Flex SDK 2\bin\mxmlc.exe Flex SDK: If you've downloaded the SDK, save it to any location on your hard drive.
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Some sections may be missing, some information may be wrong, spelling and grammar may have to be improved etc. Use your judgment! 1 Actionscript 3, the programming language shared by Flash and Flex This pages is for actionscript concepts that apply to any ActionScript 3.0 authoring environment and any runtime that supports ActionScript 3.0. For the moment, two authoring environment are covered in this wiki, Adobe Flash CS3 and Adobe Flex. 2 Disclaimer We write these pages as (recent) learners of the language.
Game design & development. Flash. Creating Mobile Apps Using Flash CS5. Flash has long been the choice for designers and developers alike to create rich, immersive interactive experiences across browsers and platforms, including mobile devices.
Here, you’ll learn how to create a simple game app for mobile devices that will include adjusting graphics for different screen sizes, accessing the accelerometer, and basic publishing to Android and iOS devices. 1 OPEN THE START FILE Download the exercise file for this tutorial by clicking here. Unzip it onto your desktop or another location of your choosing. Inside of the ZIP file you’ll find a file named Game.fla as well as a final folder that contains the completed files for reference.
Open Game.fla in Flash CS5. 2 SCREEN SIZES AND ORIENTATION With nothing selected, notice that in the Properties panel (Window>Properties) the Stage size is set to 640 pixels wide by 960 pixels high, which is appropriate for an iPhone 4, but what about other iOS devices and Android devices? 14 DEPLOYMENTClick on the Deployment tab. Beginning Flash and ActionScript Game Programming Part 1: Introduction to Flash Game Programming and Useful Terms - Chris Moeller Web.
This section is to introduce you to Flash, Actionscript 3.0 (as3), and some associated terms.
Introduction Game programming can be fun and enjoyable, but it is hardly ever easy. You can learn the basics from other people, but a lot of stuff you’ll have to struggle through and figure out yourself. The most fun part for me is seeing your creations come to life, especially after putting a lot of time, and effort into making things work the way you want to. Keith Frislid. 40 Addictive Web Games Powered by HTML5. In the good Ol’ days, Flash rules the multimedia application on the web, but the arrival of HTML5 changes everything.
Although the web generally agrees that Flash and HTML5 have their own advantages and specialties, in fact we’ve seen more websites are implementing HTML5 instead of Flash, even for web games. Cool features of HTML5 like Canvas, Audio and Video elements make the web gaming possible without Flash, and you do not even need the plugin to play the game!
To show the true gaming potential of HTML5, we’re gonna show you 40 interesting and addictive web games including Angry Birds for you, and they’re all powered by HTML5! Get ready to spend few minutes or an hour to have fun with all of them. Free games after jump! Note: Latest version of Google Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer are strongly recommended for playing the games. Angry Birds Chrome Angry Birds online in HD! Front Invaders Shoot down the IEvil with your HTML5 jet! 3Bored Agent 008 Ball. Tutorials and Examples. Top game making tutorials. Beginner's guide to Construct 2 Well done for choosing Construct 2! Let's get started making your first HTML5 game. We'll be making the 'Ghost Shooter' demo game.
GameMaker:Studio. YoYo Games. Update: Build Failure Fix Now in Steam Beta Posted by James Foreman on 24 April 2014 A fix for the issues brought into Steam’s latest client API which prevented external SDKs and build tools to be called within GameMaker: Studio has now been pushed to Steam’s public client beta prior to being released live.
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