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Rjt: /* Program Specific */ lukasmeller.com/mmf/

2021-03-09T07:06:20Z

Program Specific: lukasmeller.com/mmf/

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	==Program Specific==		==Program Specific==
			===Multimedia Fusion===
			* [https://lukasmeller.com/mmf/ lukasmeller.com/mmf/] - Open directory with MMF with example projects, extensions, and shaders.

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[:Category:Clickteam\|Clickteam]]		* [[:Category:Clickteam\|Clickteam]]

Rjt: desribed a link

2021-03-07T22:43:48Z

desribed a link

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	All the [[:Category:Clickteam\|Clickteam]] game builders are quite similar, in fact even stuff from [[Klik & Play]] can still be loaded in [[Clickteam Fusion]]! Of course each new program brings new features, but the basic layout and working methods are really similar. A really nice feature of all these programs is that you can take any game you download and load it up in the editor too. Maybe this's changed with 'developer' editions and stuff, but still, there're lots of old games you can download and learn from!		All the [[:Category:Clickteam\|Clickteam]] game builders are quite similar, in fact even stuff from [[Klik & Play]] can still be loaded in [[Clickteam Fusion]]! Of course each new program brings new features, but the basic layout and working methods are really similar. A really nice feature of all these programs is that you can take any game you download and load it up in the editor too. Maybe this's changed with 'developer' editions and stuff, but still, there're lots of old games you can download and learn from!

	~~Becaase~~ of these basic similarities I'll lumped all their guides into this one section.		Because of these basic similarities I'll lumped all their guides into this one section.

	==General==		==General==
	===Tutorials===		===Tutorials===
	* http://www.castles-of-britain.com/mmf2examples.htm		* [http://www.castles-of-britain.com/mmf2examples.htm Nivram's CTF 2.5 & MMF2 Examples] - So many!
	* http://www.clickteam.com/tutorials		* http://www.clickteam.com/tutorials
	* https://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/tutorials/create-an-artillery-game-from-scratch--gamedev-1587		* https://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/tutorials/create-an-artillery-game-from-scratch--gamedev-1587

Rjt: /* Projects */ link to 'sources' section

2021-03-05T10:20:50Z

Projects: link to 'sources' section

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	===Projects===		===Projects===
	Good projects/games for beginners to poke about in		Good projects/games for beginners to poke about in

			====See Also====
			* [[Guide:Sources#Clickteam]] - Open-source projects.

	===Links===		===Links===

Rjt: Fixed Clickteam Fusion link

2021-01-28T15:46:18Z

Fixed Clickteam Fusion link

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	All the [[:Category:Clickteam\|Clickteam]] game builders are quite similar, in fact even stuff from [[Klik & Play]] can still be loaded in [[Clickteam Fusion 2]]! Of course each new program brings new features, but the basic layout and working methods are really similar. A really nice feature of all these programs is that you can take any game you download and load it up in the editor too. Maybe this's changed with 'developer' editions and stuff, but still, there're lots of old games you can download and learn from!		All the [[:Category:Clickteam\|Clickteam]] game builders are quite similar, in fact even stuff from [[Klik & Play]] can still be loaded in [[Clickteam Fusion]]! Of course each new program brings new features, but the basic layout and working methods are really similar. A really nice feature of all these programs is that you can take any game you download and load it up in the editor too. Maybe this's changed with 'developer' editions and stuff, but still, there're lots of old games you can download and learn from!

	Becaase of these basic similarities I'll lumped all their guides into this one section.		Becaase of these basic similarities I'll lumped all their guides into this one section.

Rjt: /* Tutorials */ Fixed formatting, added an isometric tutorial

2021-01-28T15:45:28Z

Tutorials: Fixed formatting, added an isometric tutorial

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	==General==		==General==
	===Tutorials===		===Tutorials===
	http://www.castles-of-britain.com/mmf2examples.htm		* http://www.castles-of-britain.com/mmf2examples.htm
	http://www.clickteam.com/tutorials		* http://www.clickteam.com/tutorials
	https://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/tutorials/create-an-artillery-game-from-scratch--gamedev-1587		* https://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/tutorials/create-an-artillery-game-from-scratch--gamedev-1587
	Note sure if this one is easy to follow once it gets to the event editor stuff, but I've had an idea for this kind of Scorched Earth like game for ages, so I'll probably follow it along.		** Note sure if this one is easy to follow once it gets to the event editor stuff, but I've had an idea for this kind of Scorched Earth like game for ages, so I'll probably follow it along.
			* http://www.xable.us/tutorials.php?Category=Beginner
	http://www.xable.us/tutorials.php?Category=Beginner		** This stuff is about specific functions rather than taking you through making a game, but could be useful reference later.
	This stuff is about specific functions rather than taking you through making a game, but could be useful reference later.		* http://puddinghatgames.com/category/multimedia-fusion-2-tutorials/
			** Here're a bunch of example projects. There's a Breakout-like one, which is probably a good gametype to start with.
	http://puddinghatgames.com/category/multimedia-fusion-2-tutorials/		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH-o0YNXlIA Isometric Tutorial for Clickteam Fusion 2.5] - Youtube
	Here're a bunch of example projects. There's a Breakout-like one, which is probably a good gametype to start with.


	===Projects===		===Projects===

Rjt: Jusr dumped some links

2016-10-02T14:18:41Z

Jusr dumped some links

New page

All the [[:Category:Clickteam|Clickteam]] game builders are quite similar, in fact even stuff from [[Klik & Play]] can still be loaded in [[Clickteam Fusion 2]]! Of course each new program brings new features, but the basic layout and working methods are really similar. A really nice feature of all these programs is that you can take any game you download and load it up in the editor too. Maybe this's changed with 'developer' editions and stuff, but still, there're lots of old games you can download and learn from!

Becaase of these basic similarities I'll lumped all their guides into this one section.

==General==
===Tutorials===
http://www.castles-of-britain.com/mmf2examples.htm
http://www.clickteam.com/tutorials
https://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/tutorials/create-an-artillery-game-from-scratch--gamedev-1587
Note sure if this one is easy to follow once it gets to the event editor stuff, but I've had an idea for this kind of Scorched Earth like game for ages, so I'll probably follow it along.

http://www.xable.us/tutorials.php?Category=Beginner
This stuff is about specific functions rather than taking you through making a game, but could be useful reference later.

http://puddinghatgames.com/category/multimedia-fusion-2-tutorials/
Here're a bunch of example projects. There's a Breakout-like one, which is probably a good gametype to start with.

===Projects===
Good projects/games for beginners to poke about in

===Links===
[http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/10332 Clickteam Fusion]

==Program Specific==

==See Also==
* [[:Category:Clickteam|Clickteam]]