TUTORIAL: Burger Shop Example

This is an example / explanation of how to write a time-management game in the software Clickteam Fusion.  You need a copy of Clickteam Fusion Standard or Developer to use this example.  Without that - you can't open this example.

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Burger Shop Example is a detailed  .mfa example file.

This example will show you how to create a first-person time-management game with detailed commentary, explanations and a few tips. 

This example shows you how to:

1. Create a logo page.
2. Create basic instructions.
3. Create a basic settings menu and save the settings to an ini file with 3 game saves.
4. Create an awards page.
5. Create a shop for upgrades or special features to interact with the time management game.
6. Create a time management game - a single level - that you can use as a template if you want to write your own time management game. 

 

What you get: 

• 1 x .mfa file with 6 frames.

Additional Information:

The entries are commented, I explain what I'm doing and where necessary also why I'm doing it.  I explain it, as if the person reading this is new to Fusion.  Order 1 will be commented in full detail, with explanations every step of the way.  Order 2 + Order 3 will only have comments to name the sections.

This is written in the size 1280 x 720 and will work on windows or mobile.

There are no global events - it's written in the frame, so that it's easier to see and comment.

It will give you a framework to use to create your own time-management game and at the same time give you insight into time-management game design and Fusion features.

It is written in plain, non-American English.  I use the word "patty" to refer to the soya / meat part of a burger (hamburger).  

What you need:

• Fusion Standard or Developer

Extensions Used:

• Edit box
• Ini
• Layer object

 License Agreement:

This example / tutorial is for your personal use only.  You may not share it or distribute it.  You may NOT make an instructional video from it.

You may use to make a game.  You may distribute that game for free or for payment in a packaged form i.e. in the form of an .exe or .apk etc.  

You may NOT include the source code - that is the .mfa if you've used a substantial part of this tutorial.