Category Archives: Game Development

A little while ago I began a little demo to play with fonts, but put it in the incomplete basket as I moved onto more interesting things. I came across the half complete program yesterday, and decided to finish it … Continue reading →

Something a bit different for the 11th instalment in my corona samples series – XML parsing. I’ve turned my focus onto developing a game lately, and have been playing around with the Lime engine. There are some aspects of it … Continue reading →

Going all the way back to my first sample – (the Plasma Demo Effect), I was porting another old Pascal Demo effect of mine at the same time – a basic Fire effect. I never bothered finishing it off back … Continue reading →

Another less interesting, but important feature in Corona is sound (SFX and Music). The ninth entry in my Corona Samples series shows a simple audio system, which allows for multiple sound effects playing at once, along with an audio track … Continue reading →

After some really cool samples earlier, these next few samples will be much less interesting to established Corona devs but still of interest to new comers. The eighth entry into my Corona samples is a basic analog joystick which responds … Continue reading →

A few weeks back now, I released a sample for the Corona SDK showing off a basic raycasting engine. After playing around with sprite sheets in the last week, I decided to see how they would go applied to the … Continue reading →

For the seventh entry in my Corona samples, I decided to share a small test sample I wrote to learn a little bit about sprites under Corona. On screen, this is a pretty bare bones demo of putting a sprite … Continue reading →