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• date: 8 July 2011
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In Flash Professional CS5: Creating a Simple Game for Android Devices, author Paul Trani shows how to translate existing Flash skills from the web to mobile devices while designing a game in Flash and publishing it as an AIR for Android app. The finished application includes collision detection, random enemy creation and movement, shooting capabilities, multiple levels, and even a high score screen. This course also goes beyond game functionality and shows how to use mobile capabilities such as the accelerometer and gestures to control graphics, use the hardware keys to activate menus, and also how to optimize content so it plays well on mobile devices. Also included are instructions for distributing an app through the Android Market. Exercise files are included with the course.



Topics include:

Designing for mobile platforms
Creating and optimizing game graphics
Adding random movement and interactivity
Moving players based on the accelerometer
Using gestures
Detecting collisions
Implementing audio
Adding scoring and levels
Implementing a high score screen
Publishing an app on both Mac and Windows
Uploading to the Android Market

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