Learn how to make iPhone/android 2D Games without coding

Windows and menus
Let's become familiar with fusion's interface and menus.

• File
• Edit
• View
• Insert
• Arrange

Important navigation items

• Storyboard Editor
• Level Editor
• Event Editor

Testing your game

• Run Frame
• Run Application

Settings
Graphic mode 256 to 16,000 color
Build Mode (exe, SWF, APK, Xcode, HTML5)

Window
Setting up application size
Style properties

Runtime Options
Frame Rate
Play samples over frames
Sounds when not in focus
Edit default controller

Values
Global values

Events
Global Events

Info
Author
Language
Copyright
Description
Company name
Version

Frame properties

Settings
Changing play area size
Setting up scrolling
Change background color
Using transitions

Runtime Options
Number of objects
Particle test

Info
Change the name of the level.

Object properties

Display Options
Visible at start
Save background
Transparency and effects
Object transitions

Size / Position
X,Y coordinates
Size: Width,Height
Angle

Movement
Selecting object type

Runtime Options
Follow the frame

Info
Label your objects

Background properties, backdrops

Settings
Edit background
Import image

Display Options
Effects

Size and position
X,Y position
Height / Width
Angle
Manual resize

Runtime options
Collistions
Obstacle type: Obstacle, platform, ladder
Collision box

Background properties, Quick Backdrops

Settings
Quick Backdrops
Settings
Shape
Type: Solid, Graident, Motif

Display Options
Effects

Size and position
X,Y position
Height / Width
Angle
Manual resize

Runtime options
Collistions
Obstacle type: Obstacle, Platform,Ladder
Collision box

Static Objects

• Inserting new objects
• Destroying an object
• Moving static objects without a movement type
• Obtain X,Y of static objects
• Spread X coordinate at random range
• Set object random position
• Inserting static objects from library

Bouncing ball object

• Setting up object as a bouncing ball
• Testing position on of an object
• Object bounce on collision
• Object stop on collision
• Object wrap upon leaving the play area
• Set object's initial direction
• Inserting multiple instances of the same object
• How to random initial direction
• Object collision with itself
• Object collision with another object
• Creating unique object ID of the same instance.
• How to do multi-event conditions

Path objects
How to work with path objects.

• How path objects work
• Set an object as a path object
• Setting up a path
• Using reverse at the end
• Making your object loop
• Repositioning object at the end of path.
• Setting up a pause
• Using events with path objects
• Using node names

8 Direction object movement

This this section we see the following items

• Setting an object as 8 direction movement
• Setting up object directions
• Setting up object animations
• Collision with invisible objects
• Play animation on collision
• Special conditions: repeat only once, only once action when event loops, repeat, restrict actions
• Animation is over action

Race car movement

Let's setup a race car object

• Selecting items from local library
• Setting up object as race car
• Setting up animation for race car movement
• Preventing race car from leaving the play area
• Testing our track

Platform Movement

Working with the platform object. In this section we will look at the following items:

• Setting an object as a platform object
• Initial the direction for an object
• Locking backgrounds
• Setting object collisions
• Preventing objects from leaving the play area.
• Restart frame if object leaves the play area on the bottom.
• Creating a jump and glide action
• Setting up object animations
• Changing gravity during game play
• Negating actions
• Preventing glitches

8 Direction movement - Physics Engine -

Working with Clickteam Fusion's Physic Engine. In this lecture you will see the following items

• Applying the physics engine to the play area
• Setting your object as an physics 8 direction object
• Using auto-rotation
• Setting up object movement
• Creating object collisions
• Advanced collision settings
• Testing your object

Axial object - Physics Engine -
In this video you will learn how to work with axial movement.

• Inserting Physics Engine
• Accessing graphics library
• Asigning Axial movement to your object
• Axial angle setup
• Advanced options
• Applying multiple intances of the same object.

Platform object - Physics Engine -

This movement is very similar to the non-physics platform movement.

• Inserting Physics Engine
• Applying physics platform movement to your object
• Setting up platform movement
• Object collisions with other objects
• Preventing object from leaving the play area

Race car movement - Physics Engine -

• Race car movement setup
• Creating a tank movement using the race car movement
• Defining costome keys
• Asinging a shoot key
• Adjusting physics engine

Spring Movement - Physics Engine -

• Accessing objects from local library
• Setting object animation
• Setting object as a spring
• Spring settings
• Creating spring collisions

Static Movement - Physics Engine -

In this lecture we will learn how to do the following tasks:

• Setting an object as "static movement"
• Creating object collisions
• Object create at start
• On click event create object
• Object "Always" follow the mouse
• User taps the screen event
• Object collision with itself
• Playing a sound on collision
• Generating a random number
• Generating a random gem
• Setting an object random X position
• Pushing static objects

Fan Object - Physics Engine -
In this lecture we are going to lean how to use the fan object.

• Inserting Fan
• Creating object collisions
• Setting up fan properties
• Creating new static objects on mouse click
• Using the timer to create new static objects.
• Object collision with itself
• Using the event editor to turn on/off the fan object

Joints Object - Physics Engine -

In this lecture we are going to learn how we can use physics joints.

• Setting up stage to physics joints
• Inserting physics joints
• Applying physics joings to static objects
• Applying physics force to jointed object

This is only one example out of hundreds of different things you can do using physics joints.

Magnet Object - Physics Engine -

• Setting up stage to use magnet object
• Inserting physics a magnet object
• Applying movement to magnet object
• Magnet object properties
• Enable/disable magnet object using the event editor

Particle Object - Physics Engine -
In this lecture we are going to learn how to use particles.

• Inserting physics a particle object
• Applying movement to particle object
• Particle object properties
• Changing particle images

Rope Object - Physics Engine -
In this lecture we are going to learn how to use the rope object

• Inserting physics a rope object
• Rope object properties
• Rope attached on bothsides
• Rope collistion with objects
• Changing the density of objects
• Creating new physics objects on click
• Creating physic object collision with itself
• Breaking the rope by element

Treadmill Object - Physics Engine -

• Inserting physics ground
• Creating object collision with background
• Creating object collisions
• Inserting treadmill
• Treadmill properties
• Creating new physic objects using the timer

Working with text
In this lecture you will learn the following items:

• Inserting a new text string
• Resizing text container
• Changing text size
• Text formating
• Changing text color
• Changing text properties
• Adding new paragraphs
• Displaying next paragraph
• Using event editor to change text color
• Applying movement to text
• Applying collision effects to text
• Making text invisible at start
• Creating new strings from event editor.

Working with counters
In this lecture we are going to take a look at how counters work

• Inserting a new counter
• Adding to counter
• Counter properties
• Decrease value of counter on collistion
• Changing animation based on counter.
• Creating a healthbar

Score and lives
In this section we will learn how to use lives and scores

• Adding to score
• Displaying score
• Displaying lives
• Events based on number of lives

Creating a hidden objects game
In this section we are going to create our first game.

• Setting up background image
• Defining game objects
• Placing objects
• Creating qualifiers
• Destroy object on click
• Playing sounds on event
• Adding points
• Events based on animations

Interface objects
In this lecture we are going to learn how to work with interface objects

• Inserting interface objects
• On button click event
• Setting global strings
• Transferring data from frame to frame

Working with animation
In this section we are going to learn how work with animation.

• Checking animations
• Giving characters movement
• Adjusting properties
• Creating animations manually
• Importing sprites
• Working with sprites
• Assigning default animations
• Adding custom animations
• Playing animations on button press

Working with sound and music

• Mouse position test
• Shooting objects
• Limiting conditions
• Play sounds on object collision
• Play music start of level
• Play and loop samples

Exporting to android part
In this section we are going to learn how to export to games and apps to android

• Getting our game ready for mobile devices
• Set game as an android game
• Setting up android options
• Package name setup
• OUYA settings
• Display mode setup
• Pemitions setup

Exporting to android part 2

• Downloading the Android SDK
• Downloading the JAVA JDK
• Configuring SDK manager
• Updating SDK manager
• Configuring Fusion SDK/JDK path
• Exporting .APK

Uploading games to the Google Play Store
In this lecture we will learn how to upload game to the google play store
Setting up a new entry
Uploading .APK to the Google play store
Digitally Signing .APK
Exporting signed .APK
Preparing store for game release
Game project example

Exporting games to Flash
In this section we will export a game to Flash ( SWF)

• Downloading JAVA JDK (32Bit)
• Exporting to Flash
• Testing your game

Exporting games HTML5
In this lecture we are going to export a game to HTML5

• Set game as HTML5
• Built-in Web server
• Exporting game to HTML5

Exporting games iOS
In this lecture we are going to export a game to iOS

• Setting up game as iOS ( xcode final project )
• Setting up package name
• Game setup
• Using virtual box to emulate Mac iOS
• Openning project on Xcode
• Building API
• Creating a new entry at the iTunes connect apple store
• Summiting new game to apple store

Let's create Flappy Bird Clone
In this section we are going to create a Flappy Bird clone

• Flappy Bird clone test
• Reposition objects on collision
• Infinite scrolling setup
• Setting up random timing
• Random Y positioning
• Setting up object collisions
• Stopping the game on collision
• Swapping objects on collision

Let's create Flappy Bird Clone

• Inserting platform movement object
• Setting up platform object
• Creating new pipes
• Setting up game over
• Adding a counter
• Creating a best score

Let's create Doodle Jump Clone
In this section we are going to create a doodle jump clone

• Inserting a background
• Inserting active object
• Creating infinite scrolling
• Creating platforms
• Adding platform object
• Platform movement settings
• Moving the doodle
• Making the doodle jump
• Setting up a game over
• Creating random ramps
• Creating scroll acceleration

Good Luck!