YoYo Games has just released a significant new tutorial for GameMaker Studio 2. It is called Little Town. This education tutorial package was developed in collaboration with Benjamin Rivers. Benjamin is an award-winning game developer and university lecturer. While geared towards students at a College and University level, this tutorial enables students, new game designers, and hobbyists to get an … Read More
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Studica has been serving the education market for over 35 years. We are an innovative solution supplier of future-focused technologies to both the academic community and industry. We love having the opportunity to introduce creative solutions to the classroom. That is why this month we have an exciting assortment of free webinars at your disposal. This month our featured webinar … Read More
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October has arrived and we have a great line-up of educator webinars for you! This month’s topics include game design, robotics, English learning, automation, Mechatronics, soft skills, and a lot more to inspire the cauldron of your teaching wonders. At Studica, we are committed to finding the best technologies for education. Helping teachers and students has been our focus for nearly … Read More
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2018 is on its way! This is the year to bring new, engaging programs to your students. Studica is here to help you with that. We’ve been in the education technology business for over 30 years. Our close relationships with educators and schools give us insights into the needs facing education today. We take this knowledge and then research the … Read More
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In my last Toon Boom Harmony blog post, I discussed how you could import Harmony sprites into your Unity project using Harmony’s middleware toolkit. While that workflow is relatively simple for getting a sprite into Unity and playing a looping animation, it is not so simple for controlling your sprite’s animations. In this post, we’ll look at how we can … Read More
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Unity is a robust creation engine that eases the process of game development. Even though the program’s primary function is to develop games, it can also be used for app development for mobile, desktop, console and even TV platforms. In this post, we’ll provide a broad overview of Unity and we’ll discuss the exclusive features of the Unity Pro version. … Read More
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In modern game design and development, 2D and 3D animations are increasingly complex. If you’ve worked on a game in any capacity, you have probably come across a need to have, for example, a walking animation trigger a running animation based on movement speed. To tackle such a problem, Unity 3D has something called blend trees. In this post, we’ll … Read More
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In this post, I will provide step-by-step instructions on how to create a simple isometric camera and character controller in Unity. By the end of this tutorial, you should have a simple 3D character that you can move around in an isometric scene using the WASD keys on your keyboard. What is an Isometric Game? An isometric game is one … Read More
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