HOW CAN I MAKE A SIMPLE FLASH GAME AND LEARN SOME ACTION SCRIPT TOO?
Question by chuckydies:
how can i make a easy flash game and learn some Action script too?
I want to learn how to make flash games and i would like to learn Action scrip too but i can not find a good tutorial. If you have a site where i can learn for free tell me please
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Answer by 0
Go to garagegames.com. Purchase the TGB (Torque Game Builder). It will not break the bank. Only $ 100. You get to keep all profit, if you sell it. If you begin making more then $ 250,000 a year, then you have to purchase the commercial lisence (only $ 700). I am assuming if you make $ 250,000 though, you can easily pay $ 700. lol. Or you can purchase some really good costly tools. Welcome to the world of gaming and richness.
Good luck.
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about 2 years ago
Alt+F11 to open the VBA editor
Select from the menu InsertModule
Paste the code below in the VBA edit window
Back in Excel, run the macro called TextToFile
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Sub TextToFile()
Dim sFile As String
Dim iFileNum As Integer
Dim Cell As Range
iFileNum = FreeFile
sFile = Application.GetSaveAsFilename(“”, _
“Batch File (*.bat),*.bat,Text File (*.txt),*.txt, All Files (*.*),*.*”, 1, “Save Batch File”)
If sFile = “False” Then Exit Sub ‘User cancelled
Open sFile For Output As iFileNum
Worksheets(“Output”).Select
For Each Cell In Range(“A1:A” & [A65536].End(xlUp).Row)
Print #iFileNum, Cell.Text
Next Cell
Close #iFileNum
End Sub
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about 2 years ago
If you do not need to use VBA coding, this can be done quite simply by just selecting those cells in column A. Then from the main menu, choose FILE and select SAVE AS…
When the Save As dialog window appears, change the Save As Type box to a value of “Text (MS-DOS) (*.txt)”. Then type within the File Name box, enter whatever name you want, followed by “.BAT” as the file extension.
Once you specify the directory path you want to save to, just click the Save button. (You may get a few popup messages, since MS-Excel wants to verify that you really know what you are doing, but it will work.)
about 1 year ago
What’s with all the totally unrelated answers lately? Anyway…
I can recommend two books that really helped me. If you’re a total beginner start with Beginning Flash Game Programming For Dummies by Andy Harris.
After that book (or if you already know a little about programming like experience with JavaScript) then get ActionScript 3.0 Game Programming University by Gary Rosenzweig.
-Jim