Create games, write interactive stories, and build animations!
There are many contributing factors as to why a virus spreads. One of those factors is the human factor – Simply put, the more that people stay at home and keep a safe 2 metre distance from each other the slower the virus can spread in your community.
The year is 2020. Here in New Zealand, year one of the new digital technologies learning area is upon us!
To help get the party started, Gamefroot has developed a new digital technologies learning resource to support future generations remember and learn about the 6th Feb 1840, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and the events that surrounded it.
Continue reading “Aotearoa 1840 – Code your own interactive timeline”Note: this tutorial is out of date. You can combine the concepts here with this tutorial: http://gamefroot.com/knowledgebase/pow-shooting-projectiles-missiles-bullets-lasers/
Angry Birds is one of the most popular mobile games ever made. It’s easy to see why – with it’s simple interface, bright cartoon visuals, fun physics simulations, and endless replayability, it keeps the player wanting to get just one more piggy knocked out. But you don’t need to be a big game studio to create your own game just like it.
Here’s what we’re going to create.
Note: an updated version of this tutorial is here http://gamefroot.com/purchasing-asset-packs-from-the-marketplace/
Every game has to have assets! These are the images, animations, characters, terrain, items, buttons, sound effects, music, and scripts that are used to build your game. You can create your own assets, or you can grab an asset pack from the Marketplace. Most of them are free, and they can be used to quickly make a game. Here’s how:
Note: this tutorial is out of date. Here’s an updated one: http://gamefroot.com/knowledgebase/animate-and-upload-your-own-character/
Animations in Gamefroot! Plus some snazzy UI upgrades. Try out our new Animation Editor (Beta)!
Keep reading to learn how…
Continue reading “Gamefroot Game Creator 1.1.3 Release Notes”