Lessons: 16Length: 2.2 hours
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5.1 Building Levels
We've already learnt how to represent a tile-based game in a two-dimensional array, but while tiles are great for certain types of games, they won't work for our space shooter. We'll take a look at a hybrid approach that will give us fine-grained control, along with the ease of use that comes with tiles.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction05:17
1.1
Introduction
05:17
2.Getting Started
2.1Setting Up09:08
2.1
Setting Up
09:08
2.2Getting to Know EaselJS11:01
2.2
Getting to Know EaselJS
11:01
2.3Object Oriented Programming in Games07:59
2.3
Object Oriented Programming in Games
07:59
3.Building a Tile-Based Game
3.1Building the World07:55
3.1
Building the World
07:55
3.2Implementing the Game Logic10:18
3.2
Implementing the Game Logic
10:18
4.Building a Space Shooter Game
4.1Managing Keyboard Interactions08:40
4.1
Managing Keyboard Interactions
08:40
4.2Moving Our Hero08:59
4.2
Moving Our Hero
08:59
4.3Mouse Interaction08:07
4.3
Mouse Interaction
08:07
4.4The Game Camera08:37
4.4
The Game Camera
08:37
4.5Managing Collisions: Meteors11:17
4.5
Managing Collisions: Meteors
11:17
4.6Managing Collisions: Lasers06:47
4.6
Managing Collisions: Lasers
06:47
5.Final Touches
5.1Building Levels10:09
5.1
Building Levels
10:09
5.2Graphics and Spritesheets08:23
5.2
Graphics and Spritesheets
08:23
6.Conclusion
6.1Add a HUD (Heads Up Display)07:05
6.1
Add a HUD (Heads Up Display)
07:05
6.2Conclusion04:42
6.2
Conclusion
04:42
