Multimedia Fusion®
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An introduction to the basics of After Effects, designed to get you ready...
Indoor terrain is fun, but outdoor terrain offers for a lot more freedom....
In this tutorial, we set up our Library, create the game's Document...
Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer® has been a favorite video game design software of iD for quite a while. This program is highly recommended for beginner students who want to learn how to design a game. Half game design, half educational software, Fusion is a powerful tool that guides students through the game creation process allowing them to let their imagination run free! Our Multimedia Fusion tutorials include some awesome games to get you started, check it out!
Get started making games with Fusion! In this tutorial, you will learn how to navigate the basic interface of Fusion. The three procedures you will learn are how to add a background, add text, and how to add and program a button.
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A character has to defend themselves, right? In this tutorial you will learn how to make an animated weapon and program its collision to destroy the enemy.
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Background music and sound effects can all be found in the Library of Fusion. Add music to create atmosphere. Add sound effects in the Event Editor as reactions to collisions and weapons.
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In this tutorial, we'll learn how to program some of the game mechanics specific to the platform genre, such as side-scrolling backgrounds.
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Learn how to create and animate your own game sprites! "Sprite" is the technical term for all the characters and objects you see in 2D games.
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We've snuck a Photoshop tutorial into the Fusion section! Learn a few basic tricks in Photoshop so you can add some fun graphics to your game.
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Using flags and alterable values, the user will learn to design a challenging level that requires collecting keys to unlock doors. The user will learn how to qualify Objects into specialized groups and how to program those groups.
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Values are a way to store information. In this tutorial the user will learn the basics of values and how to set and adjust the values of Objects.
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In this tutorial, we are going to make Transporters that can telescope your character to different points in the game. Beam me up, Scotty!
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In this tutorial, we learn how make healthbars and other energy counters for your game to keep track of your characters status.
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In this tutorial, we'll learn how to create a game with melee combat, instead of combat using distance weapons. This is useful for games that use hand-to-hand combat or handheld weapons.
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In this lesson, we'll learn how to make 2 player fighting games in fusion.
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In this video, we explore enemy game mechanics. "Enemy game mechanics" refers specifically to how the enemy acts to challenge the player, one of the most important aspect of any game!
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