Download or read book Developing Game Si Pitung with GameMaker Studio written by Ariesto Hadi Sutopo and published by Topazart. This book was released on 2023-03-14 with total page 106 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: You can play the game multiple times, and the course will always differ. Also, with every game, it is unknown, and it is still being determined who will win the game. Uncertainty and the unknown are what makes games so exciting and fun. Several game development methods can be used in common: analysis, design, production, launch, and evaluation. This book is a guide for those who want to improve themselves in developing educational games for various fields such as education, entertainment, and others. Learning numerous subjects and using these games is not dull for students. By mastering this material, you will be able to complete work related to the development of game-based learning. This book is a game development about Si Pitung using GameMaker Studio. It consists of Collecting Games, Maze Games, and Platformer Games. The discussion includes the design and implementation to create with GameMaker Studio.

Download or read book Developing Games with GameMaker Studio written by Ariesto Hadi Sutopo and published by Topazart. This book was released on 2021-11-01 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Developing Games for education is increase due more of the learning process is being conducted from home. Educators can create any games for learning enhancement depending on the culture and environment where they live. So, students can learn the material they like and suit their characteristics—an example of the game includes a quiz game that can be implemented in learning evaluation. Students can learn everything with seriousness and fun. GameMaker Studio is an application software for 2D game creation to a professional standard. The general workflow of GameMaker Studio is very easy and is done using sprites, setting up game worlds, etc. Educational games that is developed with GameMaker Studio easily.

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Download or read book Introduction To Game Design Programming In GameMaker Studio 2 written by Benjamin G Tyers and published by Independently Published. This book was released on 2019-12-15 with total page 502 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: y Introduction To Game Design & Programming In GameMaker Studio 2 was my most popular book of 2019. Since I wrote this book in late 2018, there have been quite a lot of changes to GameMaker Studio 2. This new book will cover some of the updates and new functions. It's based on the previous version, with relevant updates to the code covered, explanations, and to the projects. Covers all the basics you need to start making your own games. 500 Pages. Chapter 1: Starting With An Idea Chapter 2: Initial Planning & Preparation Chapter 3: Software & Financing Chapter: 4 Game Assets Chapter 5: Refining Resources Chapter 6: Beta Testing & Debugging Chapter 7: Programming Chapter 8: Final Testing Chapter 9: Publishing & Game Promotion Useful Ideas To Add To Your Game 1: Download Levels 2: Shop System 3: Unlockable Levels 4: Parallax Effect 5: Farming & Automated Characters 6: Avatar Creator 7: Sprite Control Appendix 1: Variables Appendix 2: Conditionals Appendix 3: Drawing Appendix 4: Drawing Continued Appendix 5: Keyboard Input & Simple Movement Appendix 6: Objects & Events Appendix 7: Sprites Appendix 8: Health, Lives & Score Appendix 9: Mouse Appendix 10: Alarms Appendix 11: Collisions Appendix 12: Rooms Appendix 13: Backgrounds Appendix 14: Sounds Appendix 15: Splash Screens & Menu Appendix 16: Random Appendix 17: AI Appendix 18: INI Files Appendix 19: Effects Appendix 20: Loops Appendix 21: Arrays Appendix 22: DS Lists Appendix 23: Paths Appendix 24: Scripts

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