Como criar jogos em Flash Com o sucesso dos jogos em flash na internet e a procura por profissionais na área de criação de jogos ser alta, que tal aprender a desenvolver jogos? O Flash é um programa muito flexível e intuitivo na criação de jogos que podem ao mesmo tempo divertir e educar. Apesar de no início ser um pouco complicado, basta poucas horas para você dominar o básico da ferramenta e ir criando jogos simples e até mesmo se souber programar em actionscript, desenvolver jogos mais complexos. Há muitos sites na internet que fornecem instruções de como desenvolver games em flash, uns pagos e outros gratuitos. Nós apresentaremos apenas os tutoriais que achamos serem os melhores e também gratuitos. O melhor é que estes tutoriais para criação de games em flash vêm muitas vezes com fonte para que possa abrir no Adobe Flash e ver como tudo foi criado. Tutorial jogo de corrida em flash Tutorial jogo de tiro ao alvo
So You Wanna Make a Game? A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming a Flash Game Developer | Mr Sun Studios So you want to be a flash game developer, eh? It’s something that’s easy to get into, but hard to get good at. I’m going to guide you through the process that a total newbie must get into in order to get into the business. Step 1: Get Flash The first obvious step in becoming a flash game developer is to actually get the program. There are two ways to get flash, expensively or cheaply. If you want to get it expensively, you can just go to Adobe’s Site and buy it for a couple hundred dollars. If you want it for only a fraction of the price, you’ll have to meet a few requirements. You can either get Flash for a few bucks ($248.95 compared to $699.99 from Adobe), or even a suite of programs for even less than Flash costs on Adobe itself ($398.95 – $598.95). Step 2: Get used to the Program (Optional) This step is optional, but still very highly recommended. The Toolbar This is the toolbar. The Properties Panel This is the properties panel. Other Panels that You’ll Need to Be Familiar With Finally!
20 Free Tutorials to Create Your Own Flash Game Flash is a very flexible tool for building games that are both entertaining and educational. However, the software itself is a quite tough to learn and extremely hard to master. There are lots of websites providing free and paid tutorials of flash. Here we present you a bunch of free tutorials for game development in flash. Anyone who knows flash likes to create his own flash game. We believe these are the best free tutorials available in Flash Game Development. 1. This is a "time trial" racing game tutorial. 2. It is a shooting game where player / user have to shoot the flying balloons and gain the points. 3. GuessNext, a simple card game with highscores. 4. Its a series of tutorials on how to develop Space Shooter game. 5. This tutorial will show you all the basics of creating a platform game, Collisions that automatically move up slopes, Jumping, Moving, Simple Scrolling, Basic AI, and health 6. This tutorial is intended for intermediate or advanced users of ActionScript. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Create a 3D Slidin Puzzle Game in Flex with ActionScript 3.0 and Away3D Flash Platform is a great tool to create games, either for internet or mobile content. With the introduction of Flash 3D Engines, the ability and success of creating flash games is even bigger. In this tutorial we are going to build up a simple sliding puzzle. Requirements Prerequisites You should be familiar with OOP concepts and AS3Basic knowledge about Away3D (primitives, materials, cameras…) The code (SlidingPuzzle.as) So let’s see how it is done. package { import away3d.cameras.HoverCamera3D; import away3d.containers.View3D; import com.techlabs.puzzle.ControlPanel; import com.techlabs.puzzle.PuzzleBoard; import com.techlabs.puzzle.events.PuzzleEvent; import com.techlabs.puzzle.helpers.ImageSlicer; import flash.display.Bitmap; import flash.display.Loader; import flash.display.Sprite; import flash.display.StageAlign; import flash.display.StageQuality; import flash.display.StageScaleMode; import flash.events.Event; import flash.net.URLRequest; Next we initialize the variables. Interaction
Simple Android Ball Game Download source - 5.53 MB Introduction This is a tutorial for developing a Ball Game in Android OS. It will introduce you to developing Android games using AndEngine (free Android 2D open source game engine). To understand this tutorial, you will need to have some basic knowledge about AndEngine and programming in Java. The Game It's a classic game idea implemented in a modern way. What You Need to Start? To start developing your own Android games, you need SDK and game engine (it will make your life way easier!). Let's Do Some Coding! Let's see what is hiding in the code! First, we will take a short tour in the main class. GameLogicController is the base class in our game, BaseGameActivity is the base class in AndEngine and IAccelerometerListener is the interface used to get data from your mobile phone accelerometer sensor. Method onLoadEngine creates a new game engine. Here, you can see four very important things. Sprite is just graphic on the scene. The last described class is Player.
Game Menus, UI, Screens, and Windows Whatever you want to call it, a complete Flash game is going to need an user interface that kicks off the game. A place where the user can get more information about the game, see the credits, save the game, load the game, whatever needs to be done. The Menu the starts the game provides this functionality. So how are we going to do it? Well, you’re probably thinking this is a simple task, and it is. Now, you are going to need to download a new zip file to start this project. Okay here’s the deal. Okay, so you have already seen our menus. Whoa, base class you say? I may have talked about this before and maybe you know what it is but if not I’ll explain. Alright so here’s the deal. And the breakdown: Alright that covers the BaseMenu. Oh this is simple. MainMenu.as CreditsMenu.as Okay Breakdown Time: First thing you notice is that both have imports and extend BaseMenu. See I told you it was simple! Menus, UI, Screens, or Windows Complete Source Zip Archive
Adding an image to a QR Code We have received quite a few questions on how to add an image or logo to a QR Code. So, I thought I would take the time and create a step-by-step process on how I add an image to a QR Code. I will start off by letting you know that even if you follow the steps below, the most important thing to do when adding an image to a QR Code is to TEST, TEST, TEST! Step 1: (Plug alert!) Step 2: Open up your QR Code image in an image editing program such as Photoshop. Step 3: Now that your QR Code is in Photoshop, you need to get your image/logo and place that image on a new layer. Step 4: Drag your image/logo on top of your QR Code like the image below. Note: Your image/logo will need a little white space around it. Step 5: Resizing your image/logo in the QR Code. (My QR Code worked when my image was this size.) So that is how you place an image/logo onto a QR Code. Below are a few important tips to stay away from when adding an image/logo to a QR Code: You can NOT cover the 3 large square corners.
Create ‘burning paper’ transition on your image - Cool Flash Effect Tutorials! Summary In this tutorial you will learn how to create a Bonanza like effect, where your image burns away. Here the final result: Requirements Flash 8, Flash CS3 or Flash CS4. Note: The screenshot in this tutorial is made in Flash CS3. Step 1 – Install the effect component Download the Burning Paper Effect here. Step 2 – Create Image MovieClip Import an image [press Ctrl-R] or “File” -> “Import” -> “Import on Stage…”. Select this image and convert it into a Movieclip [press F8] or right click on the MovieClip -> “Convert to Symbol…”. Set the instance name of the Movieclip. Step 3 – Apply the effect to a Movieclip and set parameter Drag the component onto the Movieclip. Open the component inspector panel Windows -> “Component Inspector”. Note: These settings are only applied to this one instance of the effect component. Step 4 – Export Export the Movie Command -> “Test Movie” [or press Ctrl-ENTER] and see the result. Step 5 – Play! Download Click here to download the fla of this tutorial.