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+ | ** bunches of sprites etc. | ||
+ | ** Student examples | ||
+ | * Program is free --- but old | ||
+ | * Mac: no native solution | ||
+ | * Crossover works (but not sure how to do it yet) |
Latest revision as of 12:47, 8 January 2015
back to home
Day 1
Materials and Setup
As students come in
- Turn on computers, log in
- Play game on projected computer
Introductions and Logistics
- Assistants, etc.
Rules of the Game
- Class is divided into:
- Lecture: introduction of new ideas
- Workshop
- During lecture:
- Computers are closed
- No talking
- Raise your hand if you have a question
- During workshop:
- Help each other, but don't type on each others' computers.
- If you need help, stay in your seat and raise your hand
- If anybody helps you, help somebody else
Flash Drives
- I recommend you bring flash drives to class
- Or...save to the cloud?
- Our own installer for Gamemaker has a bunch of extra resources
- If you have a computer at home, you can work at home! (no Internet required)
- Copy the installer on the desktop to the flash drive
First Game
close computers
Elements of a Game
brainstorm what elements we find in a game
Essential
- image (sprite)
- rules for image (object)
- event -> action
- room
Optional
- score
- sound
- events (bullet sounds)
- background music
Catch the Clown
Description
- sprite moves around in a room on the screen
- if we click on the sprite, we get a point
Day 2
Review
Overall
- Sprite
- Name
- Image
- Object
- Name
- Sprite
- Rules
- if Event -> Action
- Room
- Contains all of the objects
Specific
- 2 Sprites:
- Main Character
- Wall
- 2 Objects
- Rules for main character
Workshop
Recreate the "Catch the Clown" game from yesterday
Bells and Whistles
- Alarm
- Gamemaker Steps
- Sound Effects
- Background music
- Multiple sprites
- Penalties
- Changing the sprite show we got it, delay, reset position
Moving your own character
- Make our main sprite a bad guy (eventually)
- Setting up the arrow keys to make the character move
- Avoiding collisions with walls
- Questions and blocks
- What happens when we hit a bad guy?
- Are there good guys?
- Shooting
- Using variables
Continuing your work
- Flash drive
- Program
- Tutorials
- bunches of sprites etc.
- Student examples
- Program is free --- but old
- Mac: no native solution
- Crossover works (but not sure how to do it yet)