This tutorial focuses on creating an Advanced Timer module that allows you to create timers with multiple, different delay values (a sequencer). Get project files from the links below.
Happy 2012 to all you faithful subscribers and code lovers!
This year, there are some changes for tutorials and lessons from me, Cheetomoskeeto. The first is that I’ll be hosting all project files for sale on this site instead of Payloadz. The second is that I’ll be blogging more and starting a weekly show on YouTube featuring more Corona and app videos. These shows will be much more informal than my previous lessons.
Take care all,
cheetomoskeeto
This tutorial focuses on creating databases and inserting or updating database records using SQLite in your Corona SDK projects. The project files for both Lessons 15 and 16 are bundled together for convenience. If you’d like the project files, you can download them by clicking the link below (yours for only $9.99).
This tutorial focuses on the different physics joints that can be used to connect physics bodies together in your Corona SDK projects. If you’d like the project files, you can download them by clicking the link below (yours for only $4.99).
This tutorial focuses on implementing custom physics bodies onto your display objects to allow for concave physics bodies in your Corona SDK projects. If you’d like the project files, you can download them by clicking the link below (yours for only $1.99).
This tutorial focuses on the manipulation of the x and yReference properties of display objects for rotation in your Corona SDK projects. If you’d like the project files, you can download them by clicking the link below (yours for only $1.99).
In this series of tutorials, we create a carnival-style, balloon burst game that incorporates modular code (Lua classes) and a state machine for game logic for the Corona SDK. If you’d like the project files, you can download them by clicking the link below (yours for only $4.99).
This tutorial focuses implementing custom fonts into your Corona SDK projects. If you’d like the project files, you can download them by clicking the link below (yours for only $1.99).
This tutorial focuses implementing multiple screens (or scenes) in the Corona SDK using Ricardo Rauber’s Director Class (which is free to download). Here, a simple menu is implemented for the Orb Smasher game developed earlier in the series. If you’d like the project files, you can download them by clicking the link below (yours for only $4.99).
This tutorial focuses on getting started with physics by adding simple dynamic and static bodies to display objects. If you’d like the project files, you can download them by clicking the link below (yours for only $1.99).
