It's been a while and I decided to get back into the tutorials with a request for wooden platforms as used in the wood material tutorial:
http://netbook-game.blogspot.com.au/2011/11/making-materials-wood.html
A lot of this tutorial is repeated here in a slightly less detailed way - you might want to reread the older tutorials if you run into problems.
Note:
If you work with bitmap output in mind I would suggest creating the platform as a bitmap first. This way you have the proper dimensions to work with. Import the bitmap and create the starting rectangle to match.
http://netbook-game.blogspot.com.au/2011/11/making-materials-wood.html
A lot of this tutorial is repeated here in a slightly less detailed way - you might want to reread the older tutorials if you run into problems.
Note:
If you work with bitmap output in mind I would suggest creating the platform as a bitmap first. This way you have the proper dimensions to work with. Import the bitmap and create the starting rectangle to match.
One platform for everything might work - but adding variations to your games art greatly enriches the look and feel.
I hope this was helpful and you enjoyed it as much as I did writing again.
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