Since we chose the 1080p landscape size that means our layout is 3840px x 2160px. To make the image cover the entire layout you can either manually click and drag the corners of the image to the layout corners or you can use the Properties bar. You should see your image in the middle of the layout. Now go to the “X” in the upper corner of the Animations Editor and click on it. Without further ado let’s get to it! Estimated Time: 2 hours totalħ. The obvious use for this is in a biology class but the game template of a top-down style can be used on any topic. In our game, we will illustrate how a white blood cell is used to combat a bacterial infection. It borrows heavily from Scirra’s Beginner’s Guide to Construct 2 so please check that out if you have a chance. The tutorial is divided into three parts ( part 2, part 3) so check out those when you need to. You can play it here to get an idea of what you’ll be making. In the game, the player uses the arrow keys to control a white blood cell trying to destroy bacteria that are invading some muscle tissue.
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This tutorial is on how to create a simple top-down perspective game for an anatomy lesson in a biology class. It’s a small sacrifice for the headache of losing lots of previous work. Therefore, please remember to save early and often. Welcome to a beginner’s tutorial on creating a science game in Scirra’s Construct 3! Currently, Construct 3 is in beta mode so you may encounter some bugs or unexpected “freezing” of the program.
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