Stencyl Tutorial: First Game
by Abigayl
Stencyl Tutorial: First Game
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Description
This guide is designed for those starting to get involved with programming with "Stencyl":http://www.stencyl.com/ by showing how to make a basic avoider game.
As always, 100% of revenue goes to charity. Thank you.
How to Play
Click or press enter/space to advance forward.
Hold shift and click or press enter/space to go back.
Press 0 to return to the start, 1 to skip to the midway review, 2 to skip to the end.
Press P to pause in the game scenes.
Use the arrow keys to move in the game scenes.
Developer Updates
FIRST SERIES (Avoider for Stencyl 1.x)
Comments
Abigayl
Nov. 18, 2011
Please rate this comment up if you would like to see further tutorials delve into more advanced concepts (just so I know if there is an interest).
Please read the News Post to see the changes to the current Stencyl version! I will do my best to keep it updated for all of you :).
Rob1221
Nov. 19, 2011
This is one of the best StencylWorks tutorials I've seen so far, and it's interactive too :)
Thanks :). Anything you would like to see in a future tutorial?
Abigayl
Dec. 22, 2011
Please note: Do not move your player out of bounds. To keep this tutorial simple, I did not explain that coding. It will be covered in tutorial 5. Thank you for your patience :)
Tutorial 5 can be found here: http://www.kongregate.com/games/Abigayl/stencyl-tutorial-5-music-powerups-more (While it is best to do the tutorials in order, can skip there to see how to do it or take the shortcut of finding my "8 way" behavior on StencylForge with the edge detection already in place.)
andrettyfan
Nov. 19, 2011
I just completed the tutorial and I found it to be very helpful. Granted, I am a new StencyWorks user, so I do have a lot to learn, but I'm glad for the jump-start the guidance of this tutorial was able to provide as it provided a template from which I was able to gain a much better understanding of how the development environment works.
Glad it helped. It was designed with new programmers like yourself in mind ;).
daniegloy
Dec. 05, 2011
wow.... now i get it... Thanks :)
Glad to be of help :)