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Develop your own games with no programming experience required!
These tutorials use Clickteam's Multimedia Fusion Dev 2. You can download a 30-day trial from Clickteam's website here. The tutorials are designed to be followed consecutively from the start, as they build on each other. I do not re-explain concepts learned in earlier lessons. They were developed by me for my Game Design (DAC300) course at the University of Waterloo.
Lesson One: Creating a Pong Game introduces you to the basic interface of the software and lets you create a one-player version of Pong. Get the ZIP game files here. Get the PDF tutorial here. Or the DOC file here.
Lesson Two: Two-Player Pong: Builds on Lesson One and requires original Pong files linked above. ZIP game files here. PDF tutorial. Or the DOC file here.
Lesson Three: Arkanoid-style breakout game: Builds on Lesson One files and requires original Pong files linked above. Additional MFA and sound files are here in a ZIP. Get the PDF tutorial here. Or the DOC file here.
Lesson Four: Space Invaders-style game: MFA file here (zip). Get the PDF tutorial here. Or the DOC file here.
Lesson Five: Basic Asteroids-style game: MFA file here (zip). Get the PDF tutorial here. Or the DOC file here.
Lesson Six: Hidden Object game: MFA and graphics files here (zip). Get the PDF tutorial here. Or the DOC file here.
Lesson Seven: Room Escape game: MFA and graphics here (zip). Get the PDF tutorial here. Or the DOC file here.
Lesson Eight: Quiz game: ZIP file. Get the PDF tutorial here. Or get the Doc file here.
Lesson Nine: Vanguard-style game (scrolling) ZIP file. Get the PDF tutorial here. Or the DOC file here.
Lesson Ten: Jumpman-style (basic platform) ZIP file. Get the PDF tutorial here. Or the DOC file here.
Lesson Eleven: Wrap-up: dialogue, INI files, EXE files, creating a Save-game. ZIP file. PDF tutorial here. Or the DOC file here.

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Feel free to let me know if you have found these files useful! (Sorry, but I am not a helpdesk--please use the Clickteam forum for help). SNAIL MAIL: I can be contacted at: Dr. Karen Collins, Canadian Centre for Arts and Technology, University of Waterloo. EMAIL: collins_k at u_waterloo.ca (remove underscores) |
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