Although that might sound fairly technical, it just means that our games will run at the. Support a videogame arts non-profit and sign up today! WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?- Introduction to Stencyl, and how it differs from other engines- Quick rundown of the project. Whichever platform we want to publish our game onto, Stencyl does all the hard work for us It creates the game code specifically for that device, and it will not have to run the game in a wrapper that can slow our games down. JOIN THE SOCIETYWant to become a Hand Eye Society member and get discounts off our workshops and events as well as numerous other perks? Only $7/month or 10 hours volunteer time.

***īUY TICKETS (max 15 per workshop)General Admission: $25Hand Eye Society Members: $5 (we will e-mail a promo code to you!) Please download the program to make sure it works before attending the workshop. *** Participants must provide their own laptops. In case you can't make it to just one, we are holding this workshop twice: SEPT 7 and SEPT 21, both 6-9 PM at at tech/art gallery Electric Perfume (805 Danforth Ave, a short walk from Pape Station). Kodu allows creators to build the worlds terrain, populate it with characters and props, and then program their behaviors and games rules in a bespoke visual programming language. No programming experience necessary, but you will be learning basic logic and must be able to provide your own laptop. Kodu Game Lab is a 3D game development environment that is designed to teach kids basic programming principles. We've included links to projects that he's worked on below, as well as examples of the kinds of games that have been made with Stencyl including the gorgeous GHOST SONG by Matt White, pictured in the event photo. Learn how to make videogames with Stencyl, a free game-making program where users snap together colourful 'logic blocks' instead of manually typing in code! Videogame arts non-profit The Hand Eye Society is pleased to introduce a guest instructor, Stefan Dieters, who hails from the Netherlands and is making a stop in Toronto for ROM Jam and the Hand Eye Society Ball (among all the other great videogame events going on in Sept see our monthly newsletter at /news).

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