Age
13
Location
Australia
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http://radiant-games.weebly.com
Physics Object - Basic Shapes
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Difficulty Level:
Beginner
Topic:
Game Coding This talks about the physics extension that cover:
-Making walls
-Making slopes
-Boxes
-Circles
It is pretty straight forward, and I might even create more tutorials on the Physics object but this is just the basics.
Have fun!
Video:
http://www.mediafire.com/?nooymzz2z2a
Example file:
http://www.mediafire.com/?gzwmfmztm1y
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Great Video!
I would love to see more.
What might also be handy if you made a PDF download of the events, conditions and actions. It is a lot of work
but it might make it a bit easier for people to follow along.
I do think videos like this give people a lot of good info for understanding the basic of the usage of the extension and we need to do more like this.
A++
great tutorial Dynamite! I'm sure this will be very helpful to lot's of people who haven't done that much with the physics object yet (including myself).
Maybe a download of the finished example file would be good for people to see all the events, and a lot less work than making a PDF.
Awsome tutorial Dynamite!
Oh yeah I forgot to upload the example! I am going to edit the first post and put a link in.
I'll also put it in this post
http://www.mediafire.com/?gzwmfmztm1y
Thanks dynamite!
A great tutorial...I never knew the australian accent sounded like that.....anyway thx dynamite this really helped me understand the phizix extension.
In my MMF 2 don't have that object O_O
Nice tutorial! But where can I get that physics object thing that you used?
What a Great Article it its really informative and innovative keep us posted with new updates. its was really valuable. thanks a lot.
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