Closed juliejernigan closed 6 years ago
As a matter of fact, no, but it's no big deal to provide such an example for you. Just give me a couple of hours)
That would be wonderful thank you SO much!!
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As a matter of fact, no, but it's no big deal to provide such an example for you. Just give me a couple of hours)
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So I've added basic game template with touch events. Hope you'll find it useful)
Hi Mykyta,
Thank you again for building this! I've been teaching myself corona sdk for the past 6 months, doing as many online tutorials as I can. This is one of my favorite style games that I could not find working source code for. I will study your example to learn your thought process behind it. I still have a ton to learn but hope in the next few years to become a mobile game developer.
Sincerely, Julie Jernigan
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So I've added basic game template with touch events. Hope you'll find it useful)
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Corona is a great tool to begin your journey to mobile game development. My strong advise to you is to not get stuck on tutorials after those 6 month, but to do more coding yourself - it'll have far greater impact on your development skills, and you'll learn a deal faster. Nonogram, actually, is a very good game to start with. You can also implement, let's say, word search puzzle game, that has similar mechanics but different logic, as next excercise. After that, maybe, some simple action game? An so on. Learning is a constant part of being a developer, and I am sure you'll become a good one, since you have that passion. Wish you good luck, and may the Fun be with you)
Any chance you have this example as a working game with touch events? Thank you!