Comments for Stencyl 2.0 Tutorial 1: Basics

merci :)

:)

There's an entire category on here for tutorials. In fact, what first inspired me to make them was Kongregate's own "Shootorials".

Take a look at my other tutorials/games then ;). Besides trolls and multi-posts, I answer nearly 100% of all comments. If you take the time to write a comment, then IMO, it deserves the time to read and reply :)

I'm glad to help :)

um, your welcome ;). I hope you expanded on the ideas here.

There will be some differences between the demo and your game (specifically going out of bounds). If it something other than that, please feel free to come to the livestream (livestream.com/poweredbyflowers) and ask directly what is going on and/or upload the game to Forge and let me see it for myself.

Thanks ;)

You can hold shift & click/space/enter or use the menu tab/scrollbar along the bottom :)

You have to tap up repeatedly against the side.

Thanks :)

Best of luck to you :). If you need help, you can always come to the livestream I run: livestream.com/poweredbyflowers

Yep, every tutorial I make has a demo of the game at the end. I think it really helps for those following the tutorial to see what their game should have made (although I do have to adjust it slightly to make it work inside the tutorial). Thanks for the 5!

Thanks for the 5! :) I would do some BG music, but I don't know what music is appropriate for a tutorial, and I figured not many would want it for a tutorial. If there is indeed an interest, will put it in.

Solar, Stencyl is FREE to use. The only thing is that Stencyl requires a mention on the preloader (either their splash screen or a little icon). The ENTIRE program can be used without any purchase. The only thing that the $99 does is allow you to get rid of the Stencyl labeling (and the $149 for the same thing for iOS games). All 13 of my programs before this one were made with the free version, netting $100 for charity!

I forgot to say "one and" :P

That's why it says tutorial everywhere (and is listed as a tutorial) :P. I just wish it wouldn't go in the games sections so that people didn't confused thinking it's going to be a game...

I'm glad I could help :). Thanks for the 5!

I've been pleasantly surprised by the ratings too :). Thanks for your support as well!

;). Expand your knowledge. Never give up a thirst for learning how to do more, better. If you do, that amount can be multiplied by a one and quite a few 0's. However, it takes a lot of dedication.

Hi?

Aye, there are certainly some improvements :)

Thanks for the 5 :). Did the link in the game help out? That's something new I've done in this set, so I'm curious if people like it.

Thanks for the 5 :). Aye, you can bet I've had some fun messing around ;).

I hope it helps you understand it then :)

It's a set... it WILL be expanded upon once I make the others... I just need to make them first :P. Thanks for the 5!

Thanks, and agreed, good luck to all of the devs out there :)

Aye, seeing things visually helps a lot. It also means you don't have to worry about missing the annoying end brackets, commas, etc. that cause issues galore in normal coding.

Glad it helped :D

I don't know those games... if you could describe them a bit more, might be able to work aspects into this tutorial set (assuming they are platformers). EDIT: The ideas will be in later tutorials.

I just want to thank everyone for your support! This tutorial just officially got 3rd place in the weekly competition :D