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This document describes 4 techniques in Photoshop to convert a color image to grayscale. It discusses creating a new layer, going to adjustments, clicking on Black and White to remove all color from the image. The author then adjusted the color levels until they were happy with the grayscale result.
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Core Mechanic Implimentation
The document discusses 5 core mechanics implemented in a game:
1) A crowd of actors that bounce between invisible walls like in Pong.
2) A spaceship beam that pulls the player upwards instead of a difficult to implement ladder.
3) Falling girders created by spawning shapes with velocity and timers for destruction.
4) Gravity boxes that alter physics for crossing obstacles or free play.
5) Animations of clouds, signs, and lampposts to make the single level game visually appealing and enjoyable to play.
What is a game?
A game is a competitive activity that challenges people through decisions and moves to complete objectives, aiming to provide a reward based on performance. Games fulfill a human need for amusement and are played for leisure, sometimes with family and friends using board games or virtually through video games. While some see games simply as entertainment, others view them as an art form requiring extensive collaboration from developers to create immersive virtual worlds.
Game Salad Evaluation
GameSalad allows anyone to create 2D games and the author found it a comfortable program to use on Macs. Templates provide a starting point to avoid staring at a blank canvas. However, the author encountered issues with GameSalad slowing other programs and found the publishing process complex. In particular, the option to publish free to the GameSalad Marketplace wasn't clear. Overall, the author enjoyed the creative aspects of GameSalad and would recommend it if the publishing was improved.
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