Using Three Types of Variables in E-Learning #454: Challenge | Recap
This week, we're working with variables. Which ones? All of them. That means we're using true/false, text, and number va...
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This is not a new one, the Magic Knight game I posted to a previous challenge, I redesigned the graphics and rebuilt the challenges.
This is at least 90% new:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/b962e83e-a60a-4165-ab74-4e92d66d365f/review
This uses all three types of variables.
Number variables are used to control all of the animations; there are no GIFs or Javascript animations in this project.
Text variables control the room names, and a little javascript does the typewriter effect.
Booleans are used to control the objects, levers and other items.
The route through will be similar but is different and make sure the other characters do not get you.
This is at least 90% new:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/b962e83e-a60a-4165-ab74-4e92d66d365f/review
This uses all three types of variables.
Number variables are used to control all of the animations; there are no GIFs or Javascript animations in this project.
Text variables control the room names, and a little javascript does the typewriter effect.
Booleans are used to control the objects, levers and other items.
The route through will be similar but is different and make sure the other characters do not get you.
This is quite an update from the last time I saw this shared. Love what you've done with the project!
- Thanks Michael it became a bit of a labour of love. Has also made me learn Unity as I have a topdown game I want to build with the same character.