Create HTML5 Games Using Adobe Animate

Create HTML5 Games Using Adobe Animate, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 39 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 132 reviews, and has 783 subscribers.

You will learn about Create great looking games that do not lose any crispness if taken from mobile phone size to large screen TV. Learn how to draw with Adobe Animate. Learn how to animate with Adobe Animate. Learn how to add interactivity to the output of a Adobe Animate animation. Learn how to easily add physics to your games using Matterjs. Pep up your Javascript skills with the latest ES6 syntax. It's easier to use. This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers wanting to understand how to use Adobe Animate CC. or Developers who want to create resolution independent HTML5 games. or Developers wanting to use a highly sophisticated development tool to create great content. or Developers wanting to add animation to their HTML5 games. or Developers wanting to learn tricks of game development from someone who has created hundreds of games. or Ex-Flash developers wanting to use their skills to create HTML5 games It is particularly useful for Developers wanting to understand how to use Adobe Animate CC. or Developers who want to create resolution independent HTML5 games. or Developers wanting to use a highly sophisticated development tool to create great content. or Developers wanting to add animation to their HTML5 games. or Developers wanting to learn tricks of game development from someone who has created hundreds of games. or Ex-Flash developers wanting to use their skills to create HTML5 games.

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Summary

Title: Create HTML5 Games Using Adobe Animate

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 39

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 42

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create great looking games that do not lose any crispness if taken from mobile phone size to large screen TV.
Learn how to draw with Adobe Animate.
Learn how to animate with Adobe Animate.
Learn how to add interactivity to the output of a Adobe Animate animation.
Learn how to easily add physics to your games using Matterjs.
Pep up your Javascript skills with the latest ES6 syntax. It's easier to use.

Who Should Attend

Developers wanting to understand how to use Adobe Animate CC.
Developers who want to create resolution independent HTML5 games.
Developers wanting to use a highly sophisticated development tool to create great content.
Developers wanting to add animation to their HTML5 games.
Developers wanting to learn tricks of game development from someone who has created hundreds of games.
Ex-Flash developers wanting to use their skills to create HTML5 games

Target Audiences

Developers wanting to understand how to use Adobe Animate CC.
Developers who want to create resolution independent HTML5 games.
Developers wanting to use a highly sophisticated development tool to create great content.
Developers wanting to add animation to their HTML5 games.
Developers wanting to learn tricks of game development from someone who has created hundreds of games.
Ex-Flash developers wanting to use their skills to create HTML5 games

Just a few years ago nearly all browser based games used Adobe Flash. This all changed when Steve Jobs refused to allow the Flash player in the iOS Safari browser and at the same time HTML5 introduced the Canvas with an api to allow fast sprite animations. Most developers have moved away from Adobe Flash, but Adobe Flash in its latest incarnation Adobe Animate can output content that is completely HTML5 compliant. What is more it is resolution independent, so when the output is resized it still looks great. Adobe Animate is targeted mainly at non interactive content. But there is nothing to stop the developer from using the output and some Javascript to create great looking HTML5 games.

The author has created Flash games for clients including the Mars Corporation, BBC, Johnson & Johnson and Deloittes. He is also the author of two books about using Flash for game development. In this course he shows how users familiar with Flash can use their existing skills to create great HTML5 games and takes developers unfamiliar with Adobe Animate through the details of using the drawing tools and animation tools to create the assets that will be used in a game. We also look at how it is possible to get free vector based graphics that can then be animated and used in a game.

Then the course takes the student through all the steps to create a simple game before moving onto a more complex example with a user interface and sound effects.

Having completed the course you will be able to control animations created in Adobe Animate using Javascript. Allowing you to create just about any game and you will even be shown how to add a physics engine to create games that use complex physics calculations to control the movement.

So what are you waiting for? Sign up now and start using this terrific tool to create some fantastic games. With a 30 day money back guarantee you have nothing to lose.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course

Lecture 2: Note about using latest version of Animate

Lecture 3: JavaScript in 12 Easy Lessons – e-book

Lecture 4: Introduction

Lecture 5: An overview of the Adobe Animate IDE

Chapter 2: Drawing with Adobe Animate

Lecture 1: Layers, the timeline and sketching using the Brush Tool

Lecture 2: Using the Line Tool

Lecture 3: Object drawing mode

Chapter 3: Animating with Adobe Animate

Lecture 1: Using downloaded assets

Lecture 2: Character Rigging with the Bone Tool

Lecture 3: Creating a walk cycle for a boned character

Lecture 4: Tweening

Lecture 5: MovieClips or Graphics

Chapter 4: Adding interactivity

Lecture 1: Publishing

Lecture 2: Using GitHub

Lecture 3: Using simple goto commands

Lecture 4: Adding an button on click event

Lecture 5: Adding a master Game controller class

Lecture 6: Working with sounds

Lecture 7: The CreateJS website

Chapter 5: Developing a game step by step

Lecture 1: Step 1: Creating the assets and setting up the code

Lecture 2: Step 2: Moving the ball and adding scoring

Lecture 3: Step 3: Hit testing, lives and new game panel

Lecture 4: Step 4: Adding a character

Chapter 6: A more complex example

Lecture 1: Overview of Space Cowboy

Lecture 2: Controlling the user character

Lecture 3: Endlessly scrolling backgrounds

Lecture 4: Controlling the Pod and the running Rikon

Lecture 5: Controlling the digging Rikon

Lecture 6: Controlling the alien

Lecture 7: Firing bullets

Lecture 8: Handling the user interface

Lecture 9: Finishing up. Exporting as texture, using WebFonts and adding sound effects

Chapter 7: Using a physics engine

Lecture 1: Introducing the Matter.js physics engine

Lecture 2: Creating a simple Matter.js example

Lecture 3: A simple example that uses physics

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Top ten key points when creating a HTML5 game with Adobe Animate CC

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Nicholas Lever
Game developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes
2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 30 votes
4 stars: 41 votes
5 stars: 51 votes

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