Sweet! Thanks guys.

I'm going to create an extra resource section to the list and add the BizSpark stuff and Adobe stuff there. I'm focusing as much as possible on free things, or very affordable. The adobe deal is very affordable. BizSpark has a bit of a curve because of needing a business but it's worth to mention. Dreamspark for students would also be worth a mention to for the same deal.

I'll add in the other stuff to. LMMS I've never heard of so that's awesome! For whatever reason I completely forgot about Spriter. That's more than worth while. I added Gimp, Inkscape, and Kenny.NL.

Eric Matyas

No problem. Of course I want to add the easily findable stuff like OpenGameArt and stuff. I also want to add the more eclectic stuff that's harder to find, is free, and looks like it'll be there a while. That includes assets, apps, articles, blogs, how-tos, ect... It might be information overload for a new person looking into it as a hobby, but I want to offer as many resources as possible.

You can use a simple statement like,

If the turret has aquired a target and once every 1 second then

spawn bullet at turret

Hopefully that gives you an idea. If you need any help, let me know. I'm near my laptop today.

Bare with me, im on my tablet and typing is a pain. Your game worls really well. The logic is down. I would recommend speeding up the cpu time. it feels slow but im also impatient. I think if you do some polishing it it you would have one damn fine game on your hands. Change some of the fonts and make the score board look better. Im also not a dan of the start button. I think something better could be done for that. All in all, Im being picky to offer feedback. Its well done and it got me sucked in for a while. You did a good job emulating Simon Says.

Edit: wow.... me and touch keyboards do not mix. Ill try and remember to offer better feedback tomorrow when im near my laptop,

Use the turret behaviour on an object, or your turrets. Im on my tablet right now so its a pain to type. Look at the manual. Its really easy to use. If youre still having trouble with it, let me know ans tomorrow i can build a quick example on my laptop and exaplain it better.

Excellent! Thank you. I'll add these in. I've used Camstudio but never even new Expression Design and Encoder existed.

I'm attempting to compile a list of resources for new game developers. I found that when I started this hobby I ran into a lot of trouble finding good resources. I found a lot of the standard recommendations, like OpenGameArt and whatnot. I'd like to start a more comprehensive list for people though, something for new people to have a reference to.

I have a growing list here: http://kurie.us/game-developers-resource-list/

I'm looking for:

-graphic assets

-music and sound assets

-free programs

-places to post games

-communities for game developers

-good blogs

ect...

I'd like recommendations for all the normal stuff, but other less recommended or know about stuff to. I intend to keep this list as updated as possible. I really appreciate any help and recommendations anyone gives.

I don't know the pixel measurements for your intent, but more or less that should work. You'll have to adjust the numbers to fit the game properly.

Still, keep in mind, it's kind of a hacky workaround. iFrames aren't meant to behave like this. I would test it heavily with a lot of browsers with a lot of various versions. Some browsers, or versions of browsers, might behave kind of funky.

In short, you can't. An iFrame doesn't allow only calls to part of a page to render. When you embed another page in an iFrame, the entire page gets rendered. I looked it it up though and someone else had the idea of putting the iFrame in a div element and styling that element to only show part of a page. Still, it would have issues and it sounds like a very clumsy work around at best.

Here's a link to read a bit more: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5676672/how-do-i-crop-the-contents-of-an-iframe-to-show-a-part-of-a-page

Don't worry about your English. It's more than readable to get your message across. It's also far better than what someone could expect me to write in another language.

Perhaps it would be better to destroy the button and then recreate it when the game is paused? That, or you could add in a flag variable to check to see if it should respond to touch.

Such as:

if game is paused {

set isPaused =1

}

For level select button

if sprite is touched and isPaused equals 1 {

do your level select stuff

}

I think destroying and recreating the sprite would be more work, but it would also be more efficient on computer resources. Though we are only talking about one sprite here so it's not a big impact. Figured I would mention it nonetheless.

That would be difficult to say without seeing the code and what you are doing. It would help if you uploaded an example of showed screenshots with what you are trying to do.

Not at the moment that I'm aware of. C2 doesn't have any capabilities to handle this that Im aware of. With that said, you could always do something fancy with git. have a single repository with your common used code and then fork it for each new project. From there you could pull from the main branch everytime you have a change. Just an idea.

Folks are more than welcome to add me to Skype as well. My username is Jon Welling live .net