yakuza game series

Commentary FolderIntroduction to the first game and brief introduction of resourcesSecond, the setting of the background of the game sceneThe third talk about the production of the game special Effect precast bodyThe display of the game scene foregroundFifth Lecture Tile Background block Sixth lecture Elimination

Commentary FolderTower Defense Game 0 Basic article ...First game demo and resource introduction ... The second game scene is finished ...The third is about the fabrication of precast bodies ...The four is about the random generation of the enemy and walking by the path ...The generation and design of tower defense tools ... The changes and fractions of enemy

2d cocos2d-x cocostudio UI Game DevelopmentZookeeper Cocos2d-x game development practice original video Lecture Series 1 2048 Game Development Lecture 1 Introduction to game demos and tools... 1 2. Create a project... 2 Third lecture interface display... 3 Fourth, the gener

Zookeeper Cocos2d-x game development practice original video Lecture Series 1 2048 Game Development Lecture 1 Introduction to game demos and tools... 1 2. Create a project... 2 Third lecture interface display... 3 Fourth, the generation of Number 2... 7 V. Judgment of input operations... 9 6. input operation response.

Fourth:Flash Game Development Series One: The enemy in the game . V. Tracking of missiles Take a look at this example, press the mouse on the animated screen and the missile will track the player until it hits the player: It may not be easy for a novice to realize it at a draught, we do it at 1.1 o ' s. (1) Direction of the missile Let's start with the missile

First:Flash game Development Series One: The enemy in the game Last time, we had learned the most basic enemy tracking methods, this time, we have to limit the enemy. 　　Ii. tracking within the specified range First look at this example: There is a scope around the enemy now, and the enemy will come after you only when you enter the range. This is the tracking en

FolderFirst speaking Game demo project created ... 1The second talk about the editing of the game scene ... 1The third lecture on the movement of hats ... 2The four is about the production of shells ... 4The game interface is in good condition ... 6Seventh talk about the production of various UI ... 8Eighth speaking score and explosion effects ... TenDepend

Fifth:Flash game Development Series One: The enemy in the game .V. Tracking of missiles (continued)I've talked about how to get the missile toward the player, but it's not going to be so blunt when it's actually applied. You may also find that the direction of the missile has been pointing to the player, in fact, is not real, then how to be more realistic. There

then tagged to determine whether it is local execution,//If local execution is performed, local var __cid = WindNet.RemoteCall.Instance.DoCall (callback, this, "Localtest.addmessage", topic,messagebody); if (WindNet.RemoteCall.Instance.IsLocal | | __cid.islocal) { //The thing that was supposed to be done//here is nothing to do if (callback!=null ) callback (); } If it is a remote call, nothing is done. } catch

Second:Flash game Development Series One: The enemy in the game . Third, the specified scope of tracking deepening Take another look at this example: Now the enemy's line of sight is more real, it has been around to see, only when you enter its visual range, the enemy will come to catch you. This is the tracking enemy with the specified range, and it works the

Statement **********************************************Original works, from the "Blue Blog" blog, Welcome to reprint, please be sure to indicate the source, otherwise hold the copyright legal responsibility.Please leave a message or email ([email protected]) to indicate the error.This reprint must be kept here: http://blog.csdn.net/huangyanlong/article/details/39303989Deep Blue Blog: Http://blog.csdn.net/huangyanlong*****************************************************************************

C # development Wpf/silverlight animation and game series Tutorials (Game Course): (13) Traction Map Movement mode ① In many of the previous chapters, I explained the implementation of the map structure, which left a key question: is the role moving or the map moving in the game? How are the moving (displacement) rela