Maze Games in GameMaker

Maze Games in GameMaker, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.65, with 20 lectures, based on 63 reviews, and has 7395 subscribers.

You will learn about Students can create a new game with GameMaker Studio Students can create a Character for their game Students program their Character to move Students can explain the difference between a Sprite, Object and Room in GameMaker Students can explain the difference between an Event and an Action in GameMaker Students can explain how Fixed Movement, Keyboard Events and the No Key Event are used together to create Maze Game Character movement in GameMaker Students can explain how the Step Event works and how it can be used to ask Questions from the game. Student can create a Wall Object for their game Students program a Character to be constrained by Wall Objects Students can explain how Collisions work in GameMaker Students use questions and (if-else) statements to ensure alignment in positioning Students will configure parent-child relationships between objects Students create groups for your sprites and objects to organise them Students create health functionality and health bar displays in a Game Maker room Students create multiple GameMaker rooms and the conditions which make the hero move from one room to another Students use nested If Statements to test or create more advanced decision making Students use Parent Child Relationships in the creation of many variations of monsters and gems Students use sequences of sprite to create animations for movement and explosions This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for anyone who is keen to get started with programming or This course is anyone would like to learn how games work and how to make them or This course is for anyone who would like to learn the core functionality of GameMaker or This course IS NOT for experienced programmers (2000 hours+) It is particularly useful for This course is for anyone who is keen to get started with programming or This course is anyone would like to learn how games work and how to make them or This course is for anyone who would like to learn the core functionality of GameMaker or This course IS NOT for experienced programmers (2000 hours+).

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Summary

Title: Maze Games in GameMaker

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 20

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Curriculum Items: 20

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 20

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Students can create a new game with GameMaker Studio

Students can create a Character for their game

Students program their Character to move

Students can explain the difference between a Sprite, Object and Room in GameMaker

Students can explain the difference between an Event and an Action in GameMaker

Students can explain how Fixed Movement, Keyboard Events and the No Key Event are used together to create Maze Game Character movement in GameMaker

Students can explain how the Step Event works and how it can be used to ask Questions from the game.

Student can create a Wall Object for their game

Students program a Character to be constrained by Wall Objects

Students can explain how Collisions work in GameMaker

Students use questions and (if-else) statements to ensure alignment in positioning

Students will configure parent-child relationships between objects

Students create groups for your sprites and objects to organise them

Students create health functionality and health bar displays in a Game Maker room

Students create multiple GameMaker rooms and the conditions which make the hero move from one room to another

Students use nested If Statements to test or create more advanced decision making

Students use Parent Child Relationships in the creation of many variations of monsters and gems

Students use sequences of sprite to create animations for movement and explosions

Who Should Attend

This course is for anyone who is keen to get started with programming

This course is anyone would like to learn how games work and how to make them

This course is for anyone who would like to learn the core functionality of GameMaker

This course IS NOT for experienced programmers (2000 hours+)

Target Audiences

This course is for anyone who is keen to get started with programming

This course is anyone would like to learn how games work and how to make them

This course is for anyone who would like to learn the core functionality of GameMaker

This course IS NOT for experienced programmers (2000 hours+)

Have you ever wondered about how to build computer games and not known where to start? GameMaker is an easy to use games development platform which streamlines the production of games. This means that all the common events in games like health, score, collisions, animations, levels, gravity etc.. are very easy to implement!?

In this course you will learn how to construct a multi level maze game with randomised gem behaviour, animated sprites, intelligent monsters and cool explosions. The course is created by two veteran classroom teachers one of whom is a GameMaker expert?(Nat) and the other(Sanjin) is an experienced programmer learning GameMaker for the first time. So this means that all the core concepts are covered multiple times, all the common mistakes are explained and demonstrated before they happen and the students have a clear idea of the benchmarks which demonstrate understanding.?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Core Concepts and Movement Dynamics

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: All the Sprite Images

Lecture 3: Character Creation and Movement

Lecture 4: Walls and Collisions

Lecture 5: Enhancing Movement

Chapter 2: Teacher Advice on Core Concepts and Movement Dynamics

Lecture 1: Grid Alignment and Movement Events

Lecture 2: Walls and Collisions

Lecture 3: Enhanced Movement

Chapter 3: Scoring and Winning Conditions

Lecture 1: Scoring and Gems

Lecture 2: Fine Tuning the Game

Chapter 4: Teacher Advice on Scoring and Winning Conditions

Lecture 1: Gems and Scoring

Lecture 2: Branching and Questions

Chapter 5: Parent Child Relationships and Monster Movement

Lecture 1: New Gems and Parent-Child Relationships

Lecture 2: Creating Monsters

Chapter 6: Teacher Advice on Parent Child Relationships and Monster Movement

Lecture 1: Monster Movement

Chapter 7: Health and Additional Rooms

Lecture 1: Creating The Health Bar

Lecture 2: Creating Additional Rooms

Lecture 3: PCR Algorithms and Monsters

Chapter 8: Teacher Advice on Health Bar and Additional Rooms

Lecture 1: Health Bar Visibility and Debugging

Chapter 9: Animations

Lecture 1: Maze Games Advanced Animation

Instructors

Nat Bradshaw

Sanjin Dedic
Teacher, Robotics Engineer

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2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 10 votes

4 stars: 16 votes

5 stars: 31 votes

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