Construct Tutorials

• Beginner
• construct2
• data

Today i'm going to show you how to create a username system for your game! Tutorial Difficulty:Beginner-Anyone can do it. ______________________________________...

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• Advanced
• construct3
• families
• refactoring
• tips-and-tricks

It's always good to plan ahead when making a project, and determine when you'll need a family in advance. However it's easy to forget and end up with a large nu...

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• Beginner
• construct3
• input
• mobile
• tips-and-tricks
• touch

Often you'll develop a game with a keyboard and a mouse, but these days many devices have a touchscreen with neither a mouse nor a keyboard. If your game can on...

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• Intermediate
• construct3
• project-file
• tips-and-tricks

Construct allows you to import external files to your project. For more information, see the manual entry on Project Files . This tutorial covers some useful wo...

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• Beginner
• construct3
• save-game
• storage

Construct 3 provides an easy way to make savegames . These allow your players to save the game , then come back later and load it from exactly where they left o...

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• Intermediate
• construct3
• html5
• publishing
• web

Construct projects are based on HTML5, which makes them perfectly suited for web publishing. This guide includes some useful information to know when publishing...

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• Intermediate
• construct3
• loader-layouts
• loading
• publishing

A common request is to customise Construct 3's loading screen. This can be done by using a loader layout, which is a special layout shown while the project is s...

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• Intermediate
• construct3
• offline
• publishing
• service-worker

Construct 3 and Construct Animate web exports can work offline. So long as the project has been downloaded once while online, the user can successfully load the...

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• Intermediate
• construct3
• physics

If you haven't already, check out the Physics in Construct: The Basics tutorial. That'll cover the basics you need to know before moving on to forces, impulses...

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