Here we are with the beginning of a new tutorial. We are going to create a flash artillery game. Something like Worms. Or similar. Well… the first thing we need in an artillery game is…. This means you will move the crosshair with the mouse. Look at the picture to understand how I placed the movieclips. Lines determine the angle with trigonometry.
This concept is explained in the tutorial called Create a flash draw game like Line Rider or others - part 3. Lines limit the cannon angle between 20 and degrees. Limiting the cannon angle may affect gameplay, use it wisely.
Now it's time to determine the firepower. In this game, we are going to determine it by the distance from the crosshair to the cannon. Lines calculate the fire power using the pythagorean theorem there is no need to publish this example as a. The first thing to do when you fire a bullet is determine the exit point of the bullet. I mean: the cannon is on a rotating turret, so I have to place the bullet right next to the end of the cannon to give the player the feeling he really fired that bullet.
Line 30 : Beginning of the actions to be executed when the player press the fire Lines : Determining the exit point of the cannonball using with trigonometry. This concept too is explained in the tutorial called Create a flash draw game like Line Rider or others - part 3. The "48" value you can see it given by the cannon lenght 40 plus the ball radius 5 plus 3 "safety pixels" since sine and cosine functions returns non-integer values.
Hangman is a popular game which can be coded using a few symbols and a short amount of code. The object of the game is to reveal a word by guessing the letters of the word one by one. The player loses by guessing 5 incorrect letters. A random answer is selected at the start of each game.
Learn how to make Guessnext, a simple card game with highscores. The aim of the game is very simple: from a deck of 52 cards, you have to guess if each card is higher or lower than the previous one.
The objective of this game is to defend the tnt beneath the grass by blowing up any incoming airplanes and the bombs they drop. If a bomb hits the grass, it will leave an impact crater. The game is lost when a bomb travels all of the way to the tnt.
The airplanes appear progressively faster, as do the bombs they drop. A point is scored each time an airplane or a bomb is shot. In this flash game tutorial, you will create a game using our super hero Pawel to kill dragons that are coming from one side of the screen.
You will be provided with an FLA with all of the graphics you will need, but you will need to place the graphics in the right spot. This tutorial is more of an explanation of the code with some design work as opposed to a fully-featured tutorial covering every aspect of a vertical shooter. In this flash game tutorial you will create a game where the objective is to prevent other objects from colliding with your cursor.
In this tutorial we are going to build up a simple sliding puzzle. Puzzle images are dynamically loaded and sliced so you can easily use your own images if you like. In this tutorial, you will learn to make a physics-based platform game in the quickest way possible with the World Construction Kit. This tutorial is the first of three which discuss how to give some Artificial Intelligence AI to games and apps you create.
In this first tutorial we are going to learn about path finding, where you can click a point, then another point and the AI will figure out a shortest possible path to get between them. You can use the drop-down list to select the AI algorithm to use.
You might think that this sounds just too hard, but it is actually pretty simple! This tutorial will explain two key aspects of the AI in games and then create a cool game using what you will learn. In this flash game tutorial you are going to create a little tank moving application. The core of this particular tutorial is to make a tank aim at the the mouse pointer and drive towards a mouse click. Our class will dynamically display an icon for the characters as they speak, and will type each block of text letter by letter.
In this tutorial I will show you that building a Tic-Tac-Toe game is anything but boring. The Flixel game engine is an opensource ActionScript 3. Its aim is to take the donkey work out of building AS3 games, leaving you with all the fun stuff and saving heaps of time! OOP can make development faster, and your applications run faster. Here you will examine a way of using one of the more popular 3D engines, JiglibFlash, in conjunction with the prominent 3D engine Papervision3D to create a bowling game.
So you need to create a weapon, maybe a laser, and you want your character to fire the weapon. At the same time, you want a nice delay between firing each round instead of a crazy Gatling gun effect.
Well this Flash tutorial is for you. The concept in this game is simple: there is a road, and some minions walking that road. You have to kill all minions before they reach the end of the road. You can build several facilities to kill minions and earn money to upgrade weapons as the minions get stronger and faster. This first part of the tutorial, covers the minion walking. This flash game tutorial will show you how to shoot missiles at objects in flash games.
The aim of the game is guiding your string through some levels without touching the walls. Line 4 : Maximum firepower allowed. Changing this value you will change the maximum bullets allowed to be shot at the same time.
Changing this value will affect gameplay. Line 34 : When the player wants to fire, I check if the bullets on stage are minor than the maximum bullets allowrd. Line 48 : decreases the fired variable when a bullet is removed. If you look at line 46 , you will see the control is performed only on bullets leaving the stage to the bottom. This will always happen even for bullets thare are leaving to left or right, since when they fall, sooner or later they will leave to the bottom.
This will make the game a little bit harder, because if you fire a bullet out to the right, you will have to wait for it to leave the stage to the bottom to have the bullet reloaded. I created a new movieclip linkaged as ground that represents… well… the ground. Lines : Tank and ground are placed on the stage as if the tank were on the ground of course….
Line 47 : the test to remove the bullet is extended to its collision with the ground. At the moment, I do not care about explosions or accurate hit test. In an artillery game, you are supposed to shot to an enemy… so I linkaged another movieclip as enemy … it should be that red square you know, red squares are evil.
Line 57 : Init enemy yspeed at zero.
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