This template uses a Javascript port of wave function collapse, integrated in Construct 3. You can generate both random dungeons and mazes with it. You can get...
You can find all my other instructional tutorials, courses, and books are here . I show you "what" and "why" along with various optional enhancements in the gam...
Construct can export your project as a Linux desktop app based on the Chromium Embedded Framework. This is basically a copy of the Chrome browser engine (Chromi...
I want to show you how I was able to use the Construct not only to create minigames, but to develop a basic electric calculator. I'll leave the .Capx of the app...
In last week’s tutorial , we have taken a look at drawing game assets with selections . This week’s tutorial marks the beginning of a slow transition towards th...
If you’re an indie game designer, chances are you have to wear lots of hats, just like me. On top of writing and coding, we generally have to dive into level de...
1. Export your game (HTML5). 2. Open index.Html file in editor (notepad++). 3. Find tag. 4. Copy and paste under tag: Var referrer = document.Domain; // The res...
In this Construct 2 tutorial, I’d like to emphasize a few tools that C2 offers to quickly build events up using the event editor. This article is about the proc...
Construct 2 can export your project as a traditional desktop app with NW.Js , which is basically a standalone version of the Google Chrome browser. In other wor...