Topmade with AI-assisted code tagged Tutorial (24 results)
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A free interactive GDScript learning app for Godot 4.7, built from complete beginner foundations to practical projects.
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→ Ton coach Rocket League : tutos animés, placements et macros pour enfin monter en rang. Gratuit, sur PC.
A modular Unity input framework with dynamic glyphs, runtime rebinding, device switching and binding-aware tutorials.
Bring AI and automation into GameMaker Studio 2 with a simple local MCP server.
Turn screenshots into branded PDF, HTML and Markdown guides. $19 once.
Beginner HTML5 example demonstrating how to save, load and clear one JavaScript game-state object with LocalStorage.
to view details of each Tag in your sprite, including individual frame durations MS, and their respective FPS
Upload a pixel-art sprite, get a step-by-step drawing guide. Free, runs entirely in your browser.
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A Homebrew Wii Applicacion to start your console. Inspired in "WiiHome"
A bootstrap kit to help you get started developing TurboGrafx-16 / PC-Engine games together with *any* coding assistant.
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Subtitle Presenter - Desktop Presentation Assistant for Windows
A clean, beginner-friendly Python learning pack with a step-by-step mini tutorial and simple example scripts.
Build a small, finished game with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, one tested step at a time.
A plug-and-play in-game chatbot for tutorials, FAQs, hints, and tips. Handles typos automatically. No coding required.
A hands-on lab teaching game feel — hit-stop, shake, squash, knockback — principles, numbers, and reusable code.
Dim the screen, cut a hole around one thing and explain it. Only that thing takes input until the step is done.
Click through a task once, get a numbered how-to guide with a screenshot for every step. Offline, no account.
An interactive JavaScript lesson comparing elapsed-time movement with operating-system key repeat.
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Free sample projects for YuzuKikakuLab game-dev articles: Godot projects and Unity code to open and try. MIT.