Visual Studio Code is an open-source, cross-platform, lightweight code editor by Microsoft. The Haxe extension seamlessly integrates with the compiler's IDE services and uses them for: etc... You can find detailed documentation for the Haxe extension in the Wiki, this page focuses on the …

In this tutorial, we will be creating a "Baseline 2D Platformer". In this context, "baseline" means the basic functions. Therefore, in a baseline 2d platformer, you can see or experience the following: The platform for the player to move around on. The player avatar/character. The player's ability …

In this tutorial, I will show you how to program a vectorial 2D platform game from the ground up. The code is in straightforward, procedural C++, but all the concepts are language-agnostic. The tutorial focuses on the fundamentals of collision detection and the details that make this simple …

In this tutorial, I will walk through the process of creating a 2D platformer in javascript. The implementation in split up in two parts: The end result is a solid understanding of platformer physics and a simple to use platformer engine to use as a template for 2D platformers. I use javascript in …

For a few months now I have been playing with Pico-8, a flavor of Lua game programming, which provides a self-contained, minimal developer experience similar to the streamlined Löve2D setup (see Getting Started with Local Development for Pico-8 and VS Code if you want to know more.) LÖVE is a …

Learn how to make a Unity 2D Platformer even if you are a complete beginner. In this episode we're gonna focus on installing Unity and making our player move around and jump. ● Unity Hub: https://unity3d.com/get-unity/download ● Black Square Sprite: https://www.mediafire.com/file/yge3sm... ● The …