Learn how to make games from scratch with no programming

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to the course

Chapter 2: Learning about stencyl

Lecture 1: Opening up our first game

Lecture 2: Adding an actor

Lecture 3: Adding a scene

Lecture 4: Adding in actors to a scene

Lecture 5: Adding Events to an actor

Lecture 6: Adding in events to an actor

Lecture 7: Actors and events

Lecture 8: Stencyl and code

Lecture 9: Physical Code

Lecture 10: Stencyl and Shapes

Lecture 11: 12Game loops and moving actors across the screen

Lecture 12: When created and placing an object on screen

Lecture 13: Attributes part 1

Lecture 14: Attributes part 2 local attributes

Lecture 15: Attributes part 3

Lecture 16: Attributes part 5 setting an attribute

Lecture 17: Attributes part 6 – getters and setters

Chapter 3: Making our first game

Lecture 1: Making our first game

Lecture 2: Building our very first game

Lecture 3: Building our very first game part 2

Lecture 4: Building our very first game part 3 – Building Circles

Lecture 5: Building our first game part 4 – Adding the clicks

Lecture 6: Building our first game part 5 – Adding the spawn featuere

Lecture 7: Building our first game part 6- spawning the stars

Lecture 8: Building our first game part 7- Adding in a game font

Lecture 9: Building our first game part 8 Adding text to your game

Lecture 10: Building our first game part 9- Adding in a score attribute

Lecture 11: Building our first game part 10- Adding the scoring functionality

Lecture 12: Building our first game part 11 – changing a small mechanic

Lecture 13: Building our first game part 13- Adding a timer

Lecture 14: Building our first game part 13 – Closing thoughts

Chapter 4: Diving deeper into stencyl and learning how to use all of the commands

Lecture 1: Talking about the rest of the course

Lecture 2: Finding the X and the Y co-ordinates of the actor

Lecture 3: Setting and finding the direction of an actor

Lecture 4: If statements and is the self on screen

Lecture 5: Setting and finding the direction of the actor

Lecture 6: Rotating an object clockwise or counter clockwise

Lecture 7: If, otherwise if and otherwise statements part 1

Lecture 8: If, otherwise if and otherwise statements part 2

Lecture 9: If, otherwise if and otherwise statements part 3

Lecture 10: If, otherwise if and otherwise statements part 4

Lecture 11: If, otherwise if and otherwise statements part 5

Lecture 12: Making a list

Lecture 13: If, otherwise if and otherwise statements part 8

Lecture 14: If, otherwise if and otherwise statements part 9

Lecture 15: Definite loops

Lecture 16: Do after X seconds

Lecture 17: Do after and adding in attribute for numbers

Lecture 18: Debugging

Lecture 19: Advanced coding

Lecture 20: For Each loops. For each actor on the screen

Lecture 21: For each actor inside a region and for each actor type

Lecture 22: For each actor group

Lecture 23: Setting region properties

Lecture 24: Gravity in games

Lecture 25: Making a simple gravity game

Lecture 26: Finding the Width of the height of a screen

Lecture 27: The Width and tile height

Lecture 28: Scene name

Lecture 29: Accessing the camera in stencyl

Lecture 30: Moving the camera

Lecture 31: Effects- Shake Screen and enable full screne

Lecture 32: Layers and manipulating layers

Lecture 33: Setting the offscreen bounds

Lecture 34: Transitioning

Lecture 35: Reloading a scene with a transition

Lecture 36: Crossfading a scene

Lecture 37: Crossfade and reload a scene

Lecture 38: Creating an actor after transition

Lecture 39: Scene is transitioning and game is paused

Lecture 40: Controls part 1

Lecture 41: Controls part 2

Lecture 42: Controls part 3

Lecture 43: Controls part 4

Lecture 44: Math part 1

Lecture 45: Math part 2

Lecture 46: Math part 3

Lecture 47: Math part 4

Lecture 48: Math part 5

Lecture 49: Math part 6

Lecture 50: Sound

Lecture 51: Adding a trigger to an event

Lecture 52: Triggering an event in another behavior

Lecture 53: Another tutorial on triggers

Lecture 54: Getting attributes from another area of the program

Lecture 55: Setting a remote local attribute

Lecture 56: Setting local attributes to a scene

Lecture 57: Enabling and disabling behaviors

Lecture 58: Opening a link in stencyl

Lecture 59: Posting data to a website, saving site specific ads

Lecture 60: Adding backgrounds to stencyl

Lecture 61: Tilesets