A flash game, like any other program, you just need to write yourself, while having the skills of programming and working with graphics. The same applies to regular flash applications, here the scheme will be approximately the same.
Necessary
- - graphics editor;
- - Flash MX Professional program or its analogues;
- - Notepad program for writing code.
Instructions
Step 1
Think over the main points of the game - graphics, levels, rules, bonuses, a place against which the action will take place, and so on. Sketch the general outline or just write it all down.
Step 2
After that, go to detailing the general plan, here you will already need to think over more subtle components, for example, the stages of passing the level, the actions required to complete a particular stage, the features of the graphics that must be taken into account to perform the action and many other points. This whole plan should have a logical order, and its points should not contradict each other.
Step 3
As you write a certain stage of the game script, create certain aspects of the program part of the idea. In case you decide to prepare sketches, it is best to do them in graphic computer editors. Or be able to digitize ordinary pictures.
Step 4
Download and install on your computer the software you need to build the game, it can be Flash MX Professional or another easy-to-use program.
Step 5
Open all your flash game digital sketches in its main menu, and then continue working on graphic objects and doing more detailed editing work. After that, start drawing the characters of the game and the objects around him.
Step 6
After that, add the number of lives, points, and other necessary attributes for the characters based on the concept of your game. Do the same with objects of the environment - for those that exist as a simple decoration, do not prescribe anything, but for those that will be directly involved in the game, create character actions that affect their state.
Step 7
In your program's ActionScript window, write down the other details for your Flash game. You can write them yourself, or you can use the templates already available. After saving the game project, run it for a test run. If bugs are found, correct the inaccuracies in the program code.
