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'''Author:''' [[Recreational Software Designs]]<br /> | '''Author:''' [[Recreational Software Designs]]<br /> | ||
'''Related games:''' ''[[Pipemare]]'', ''[[Tutor]]'' | '''Related games:''' ''[[Pipemare]]'', ''[[Tutor]]'' | ||
− | }}[[ | + | }}''Animation'' is part of the original set of [[Game-Maker]] [[demo games]]. Much as ''[[Terrain]]'' serves to demonstrate a use of landscape tiles and (until Game-Maker 3.0) ''[[Houses]]'' mostly served to demonstrate architecture, ''Animation'' shows the various technical properties and uses of background blocks: gravity, changing on contact, increasing and decreasing counters, and (of coure) timed animation. |
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+ | Whereas ''Terrain'' and ''Houses'' allow [[Sam Stone]] a chance to wander, ''Animation'' features the starring talents of ''[[Pipemare]]'''s own Smiling Savage Pete Pipeman. | ||
+ | [[File:Animation.gif|center]] | ||
+ | With the release of Game-Maker 2.0, ''Animation'' was replaced with the similar yet more focused ''[[Tutor]]''. | ||
+ | ==Story== | ||
[[File:AnimateShot.png|320px|thumb|Bright ideas in ''Animation'']] | [[File:AnimateShot.png|320px|thumb|Bright ideas in ''Animation'']] | ||
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''Animation'' is not a game, but a demonstration of Game-Maker's background animation. | ''Animation'' is not a game, but a demonstration of Game-Maker's background animation. | ||
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Move the character around the scene with the arrow keys to observe ways to use background animation. | Move the character around the scene with the arrow keys to observe ways to use background animation. | ||
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==Credits== | ==Credits== | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
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+ | [[File:AnimationMap.png|320px|thumb|The vast fairground of ''Animation'']] | ||
<videoflash>-fxN-fuZ-TI</videoflash> | <videoflash>-fxN-fuZ-TI</videoflash> | ||
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* [[Media:AnimationMap.png|Animation map]] (80 kB) | * [[Media:AnimationMap.png|Animation map]] (80 kB) | ||
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[[Category: Demo games]] | [[Category: Demo games]] | ||
[[Category: Recreational Software Designs]] | [[Category: Recreational Software Designs]] |
Revision as of 13:38, 31 May 2011
Release type: Demo game
Release date: 1991
Levels: 1
Author: Recreational Software Designs
Related games: Pipemare, Tutor
Animation is part of the original set of Game-Maker demo games. Much as Terrain serves to demonstrate a use of landscape tiles and (until Game-Maker 3.0) Houses mostly served to demonstrate architecture, Animation shows the various technical properties and uses of background blocks: gravity, changing on contact, increasing and decreasing counters, and (of coure) timed animation.
Whereas Terrain and Houses allow Sam Stone a chance to wander, Animation features the starring talents of Pipemare's own Smiling Savage Pete Pipeman.
With the release of Game-Maker 2.0, Animation was replaced with the similar yet more focused Tutor.
Contents
Story
Animation is not a game, but a demonstration of Game-Maker's background animation.
Besides background animation, Animation illustrates the use of gravity, blocks that change on contact, and other features.
Instructions
Move the character around the scene with the arrow keys to observe ways to use background animation.
Credits
Designed by Recreational Software Designs.
Links
Downloads
- Animation (114.3kB)
- Animation map (80 kB)