Create an Epic War Game in Flash: Part 1 – Active Premium
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Create an Epic War Game in Flash: Part 1 – Active Premium

Tutorial Details
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Platform: Flash
  • Language: AS3
  • Software: FlashDevelop, Flash CS4, (Photoshop CS5, Google SketchUp 7)
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This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Create an Epic War Game in Flash (Active Premium)

In this two-part Active Premium tutorial we’ll be building a top-down war game from scratch. Creating a game is definitely one of the most involved tasks in the world of programming and my mission here is to help Premium members make this process a little bit easier.

We run a Premium membership system for $19 a month which gives members access to extra tutorials, like this one! You’ll also get access to all other Premium content (Psd Premium, Net Premium etc.) and whilst logged in, your favorite Tuts+ sites are all completely ad-free!


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Our war game will implement many different concepts from building a background based on xml data to breaking colors into separate channels using bitwise operators. The game itself will not be like some MMORPG (it would probably take several volumes of a book to describe the process of complicated game creation).

This game will have a couple of types of player and enemy vehicles to check the movements, collisions and weapons, and two missions just to make sure everything works properly (you’ll be able to create more missions anytime you want using the unified engine that we’ll make in this tutorial).


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Other parts in this series:Create an Epic War Game in Flash: Part 2 – Active Premium»

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  1. Antonio Stoilkov says:

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  2. blondie says:

    I’m premium member and couldn’t get to download this tutorial?

    • Ian Yates says:
      Staff

      What exactly was your problem with downloading? Or do you have a login issue? If you can log in to Premium there should be nothing stopping you grabbing the tut…

  3. Alexander Rose says:

    Great Tut

    • Konstantin says:
      Author

      Thanks :) The second (final part) is gonna come out on September 9th, as I was said.

      >blondie
      >August 29, 2010 at 1:20 am

      >I’m premium member and couldn’t get to download this tutorial?

      I’ve just tried to download it myself, it works fine.

  4. Brunette says:

    It Seems Blondie is a Blond

  5. Mitch says:

    I am also a premium member and every time I try to download the source files I get an XML page open with this error:

    AccessDenied
    Access Denied
    1BEB3B9AB4840455

    vXRONQOFMBi4TAUVBrMFumaQEsYVoeufMMatP75iGfEb+b5MMSufa+iNUWUsKq4g

    :(

    On top of that it took about a dozen attempts to actually login.

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