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Very basic help request here. Just finished the Phaser provided game building tutorial: https://phaser.io/tutorials/making-your-first-phaser-game/part8 Now trying to implement the baddies, have them walk along the platforms and turn around once they find the edge. Can anybody offer me some guidance, or know of a tutorial? Loving this stuff, but having trouble taking what I learn in a tutorial and using it to create my own processes.
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Hi everyone, I just write a short manual in Italian in which I explain how to make a game in HTML5 and Phaser If you want, see it on Amazon !
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Hi everyone, I had written this short "ebook" in which I explain how to make a videogame in HTML5 and Phaser. This is my first manual in Italian If you want: Amazon
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Hello everyone, 3 months earlier i wanted to start learning HTML5 game development and somehow i found myself turned into unity3D and to be honest i don't regret that at all, i've been involved in the game development field for almost 4 years now and i never finished a single game which is something that i proudly did with unity3D, and i guess the reason of that was 1st my knowledge of the C# language, the tools available inside the unity engine and the super helpful unity community. because of these reasons i wasn't able to only finish my first game, but i actually had 4 offers to work as a freelancer for mobile game development and for the first time in my life, i have made some decent incomes from game development. Now the question is, as someone with Java background, a unity3D developer with C# and NEVER made a HTML5 game, how helpful Phaser would be for me ? and why should i choose it instead of one of the many available html5 engines and framework out there ? PS : currently am reading the Phaser's getting started documentation and later i will give this tutorial a try : Making your first Phaser game so maybe i could answer the previous question myself, but i thought this is a topic that can be useful for anyone later, so, thank you for your help have a nice day