Why he is so underrated? He is literally doing the God's work! Full blown guide to building specific kind of games. I ain't ever seen that shit before. Someone! Give this guy a medal!
Thanks Frank, actually learned about the in-game sprite sheet animation from one of your tutorials a while back. Appreciate you sharing all your knowledge!
If you did decide to work on this further might I suggest, -A transition system. -Limit number of "fire balls" being able to spam this is over powered. -walking particals, and fire ball particals that trail behind.
Hey Chris. One request, please make these assets public on github so that we all can also take this challenge to make this game ourselves and improve our skills. This video is awsome 😍. Big heart from me 💖
Will probably be making a premium course on this soon, but shoot me your email address at chris@chriscourses.com, and I'll send you the assets free of charge 🙌
Nice tutorial! I just want to remark that in most of the modern examples that you gave like Spelunky and Donkey Kong it's actually the player + camera that is moving instead of every background object. Moving the background was done in older games like Super Mario Bros mainly because of technical limitations and today it's mainly used in endless runners where the background objects are being generated while playing.
Hello there, i hope you are doing great. I would like to know how did you apply colliders for a non tile based game, because i saw your level was designed using Adobe Illustrator. I want to build a beat'em up game using this aspect where i can arbitrarily place obstacles at any places no matter what their size might be. I know using tiled editor might be the best option, but i only find random images that i like, but they are in different dimensions, not in a tileset like. Thank you in advanced.
Hey Chris, when will this course be out? The sidescroller with enemy classes with it’s own properties is what really interests me and will get me back into js. Look forward purchasing it
Hey Jees, realistically, probably not completely done for another 2-3 months. I typically release course content as I go rather than wait til the whole thing is complete though, so I should have some of it up and running within the next couple of weeks. Know the wait sucks, but I'm working on obtaining an editor so I can release content more frequently. Hopefully things go quicker in the future!
so you make the backgrounds in illustrator, but how do you know when mario is touching the platform? Or are the platform objects all drawn with canvas and thats how you know their location?
So all of the canvas rectangle platforms I used before, I simply replaced their fillRect function with drawImage. If your collision detection code is written correctly, that's all you have to do and the illustrator objects will function as platforms just as the canvas rectangles did 👍
Is a game level a single big graphic file or its made up of multiple level maps? I am making a cave level and it's huge and goes way beyond the dimension of 1920x1080. Thanks
One big graphic on one level that's about 10000x1080 pixels. I separated all the assets as needed and imported them into my game using precise positioning if that helps give some background
@@ChrisCourses Thanks for the answer. My first level is inside a cave and has a small upper room and two levels with the bottom level reach to the first boss chamber. I'm thinking of increasing the size of the art board as needed. I'm thinking I should make all my assets including level tiles before making the level. Should I consider making the entire level up with tiles or should I draw out the walk areas? I seen people freehand draw their walk areas and some repeatedly layout block by block. What are the pros and cons to each method?
Rename this video to: Coding super Mario that isn't super Mario if you want more views. Click bait people man, these videos need to be seen. They're informative and fun, it's just the title that sucks :p
@@ChrisCourses Don't forget to thank me when this video reaches a million vies ;) Jokes aside you should really think about what people search for in order to find these types of videos. Adding in the code language and making connections to popular titles make it so people who aren't subscribed can find your videos. When people see a dev journey they think about some amateur learning to code, which you are not. Also, there's thousands of how to code a platformer videos out there that focus on Mario. I'd suggest taking a popular indie title like Hollow knight, Celeste, Super meat boy or Shovel knight. Indie game fans are often hard core and will watch any video about lore or game creation/modding, that goes especially for Hollow knight.
@@techsyndrome3291 Good, cause I have a vid headed your way in the next few hours 🙌 No adventure like this, but still well-animated & explained educational content.
You should really try Unity. If you don't already know C#, it would be really easy to learn since it's like Javascript. Unity makes it so much easier to make games, I think you would do really well with that game engine!
![เขามัทรี - เอ็กซ์ ศุภกฤต - จอนนี่มิวสิค [ Official MV ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/AS9ufKuQIVs/mqdefault.jpg)
Why he is so underrated? He is literally doing the God's work! Full blown guide to building specific kind of games. I ain't ever seen that shit before. Someone! Give this guy a medal!
I agree !!!
True I have never found someone so professional at this and that explains this as it's main topic.
It's very useful 🙂
The quality of your content is phenomenal. Easy subscribe.
Thanks man, appreciate the support 🙌
Development and Videogames, two of my passions, instant classic bro! ⭐
Thanks man! Got some more game vids in the pipeline, we'll see where things go
This was really well done. Makes me want to try!
Highly underrated channel. Keep it up, I'm sure you'll get the sub count you deserve!
Nice, I like this video format
Hey Frank, I like your channel! Nice vids to both of you btw :).
Thanks Frank, actually learned about the in-game sprite sheet animation from one of your tutorials a while back. Appreciate you sharing all your knowledge!
very smart I love how you make the code very easy
This is just wow chris!
@Chris, great job on this video and your other gaming tutorials!
Your content delivery is top notch 💕💕💕🤩
I wish you get 1 million views
WHAT THE HELL THIS IS AMAZING!!!
If you did decide to work on this further might I suggest,
-A transition system.
-Limit number of "fire balls" being able to spam this is over powered.
-walking particals, and fire ball particals that trail behind.
Great video, thanks
X❤❤blbB😊
Yes, really underratd channel. I think just because there is no hyped React tutorials. But there great tutorials on this channel! Highly recommended!
Omg THIS IS AMAZING BROO
Your videos are great, especially is the physic things. I hope you will have some videos about how to movement with rotation
Cool! Fireballs still go right when facing left :p
Noticed that too, but suffer from the curse of the developer: Too lazy to fix 😝
your videos are a great inspiration and makes me want to try
Incredible 🤯
This is amazing wow
Everything about this video is awesome
Thanks man, appreciate you checking it out!
Great job.
your nuts! Ide a ran into so many roadblocks - more threejs tutorials soon please?
Very impressive! Please make a full tutorial on this 🙇♂️🙇♂️🙏
One coming on chriscourses.com in a few months 😄
@@ChrisCourses it's been 6 months is the course out yet?
Instant sub. This is high quality shit.
very impressive!
Hey Chris. One request, please make these assets public on github so that we all can also take this challenge to make this game ourselves and improve our skills. This video is awsome 😍. Big heart from me 💖
Will probably be making a premium course on this soon, but shoot me your email address at chris@chriscourses.com, and I'll send you the assets free of charge 🙌
@@ChrisCourses So Kind of You.
Please check I have fired the mail
Loved it..! Where is the dying animation of mario though?
Where can I find the code for moving, without paying
Nice tutorial! I just want to remark that in most of the modern examples that you gave like Spelunky and Donkey Kong it's actually the player + camera that is moving instead of every background object. Moving the background was done in older games like Super Mario Bros mainly because of technical limitations and today it's mainly used in endless runners where the background objects are being generated while playing.
Chris I'm interested in this full depth course and pacman's. When will they be available to purchase?
Hello there, i hope you are doing great.
I would like to know how did you apply colliders for a non tile based game, because i saw your level was designed using Adobe Illustrator. I want to build a beat'em up game using this aspect where i can arbitrarily place obstacles at any places no matter what their size might be.
I know using tiled editor might be the best option, but i only find random images that i like, but they are in different dimensions, not in a tileset like.
Thank you in advanced.
Great video! I wish it was as easy as you explained it to be :-)
amaizing
How to do leap move without using keyframes in js
Yes please!
Hey Chris, when will this course be out? The sidescroller with enemy classes with it’s own properties is what really interests me and will get me back into js. Look forward purchasing it
Hey Jees, realistically, probably not completely done for another 2-3 months. I typically release course content as I go rather than wait til the whole thing is complete though, so I should have some of it up and running within the next couple of weeks. Know the wait sucks, but I'm working on obtaining an editor so I can release content more frequently. Hopefully things go quicker in the future!
i love your videos , you're the best :)
Thanks Rikfo, think I have some more vids in me, so hope to continue providing throughout the month!
@@ChrisCourses i've learned lot of stuff about canvas thanks to your videos they really helped me a lot , and yeah all the support :)
Are those characters from Deekay?
Nice one
Thanks Elliot!
😍 gracias por la explicación. Increíble
Dude. He makes it look too easy.
is it possible to make something like metal slug
What video editing software did you use this looks fabulous!
Adobe After Effects and DaVinci Resolve 💪
Chris can you create a tutorial on how to use tiles in 2d game programming
I didnt know how powerful JS was😱
so you make the backgrounds in illustrator, but how do you know when mario is touching the platform? Or are the platform objects all drawn with canvas and thats how you know their location?
So all of the canvas rectangle platforms I used before, I simply replaced their fillRect function with drawImage. If your collision detection code is written correctly, that's all you have to do and the illustrator objects will function as platforms just as the canvas rectangles did 👍
@@ChrisCourses ty!
Wow
Hi Chris,
I love your tutorials.
Pleeeease can you make some mobile friendly versions
Is a game level a single big graphic file or its made up of multiple level maps? I am making a cave level and it's huge and goes way beyond the dimension of 1920x1080. Thanks
One big graphic on one level that's about 10000x1080 pixels. I separated all the assets as needed and imported them into my game using precise positioning if that helps give some background
@@ChrisCourses Thanks for the answer. My first level is inside a cave and has a small upper room and two levels with the bottom level reach to the first boss chamber. I'm thinking of increasing the size of the art board as needed. I'm thinking I should make all my assets including level tiles before making the level. Should I consider making the entire level up with tiles or should I draw out the walk areas? I seen people freehand draw their walk areas and some repeatedly layout block by block. What are the pros and cons to each method?
Im trying to get a Vertical Scrolling effect from a Free falling Object
what is that gamevname
Can you please provide the code and all the sprite sheets needed for this? If so that would help a lot. Awesome videos by the way!!!
He acctualy have another video where he explais the codind step by step and also have links to the assets.
th-cam.com/video/4q2vvZn5aoo/w-d-xo.html
well i need A BIT MORE TIME TO UNDERSTAND THIS XD
I cant buy your course, i’m using a visa card
God willed, I loved it to visit to it
Thanks for always supporting me, hope to provide more entertaining content 🙌
Honorable @@ChrisCourses, It is my high-quality pleasure.
Rename this video to: Coding super Mario that isn't super Mario if you want more views. Click bait people man, these videos need to be seen. They're informative and fun, it's just the title that sucks :p
OKi dokie (in Mario voice), title changed for potato
@@ChrisCourses Don't forget to thank me when this video reaches a million vies ;)
Jokes aside you should really think about what people search for in order to find these types of videos. Adding in the code language and making connections to popular titles make it so people who aren't subscribed can find your videos. When people see a dev journey they think about some amateur learning to code, which you are not.
Also, there's thousands of how to code a platformer videos out there that focus on Mario. I'd suggest taking a popular indie title like Hollow knight, Celeste, Super meat boy or Shovel knight. Indie game fans are often hard core and will watch any video about lore or game creation/modding, that goes especially for Hollow knight.
why quality content doesnt get that much attention , while shit time wasting content gets millions
😂TH-cam hates me
@@ChrisCourses we are here for you man
@@techsyndrome3291 Good, cause I have a vid headed your way in the next few hours 🙌
No adventure like this, but still well-animated & explained educational content.
@@ChrisCourses treat for me hehe
You should really try Unity. If you don't already know C#, it would be really easy to learn since it's like Javascript. Unity makes it so much easier to make games, I think you would do really well with that game engine!
Oh for sure, I've definitely used Unity quite a bit, just like exploring how far I can take JavaScript since it's my favorite programming language ⭐️
@@ChrisCourses Ahh, yes 👍
😑❤️🔥
sadly deekay is a paid tool :O
Wow