I’ve been looking into alternatives to Axure. Don’t get me wrong, Axure is still my favorite prototyping tool, but I need to keep my skills sharp. I’ve started with Protopie : an app to create highly interactive mobile prototypes using gestures and hardware input.
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[Video] Hands On Axure : styling axure 8 prototypes with css options
This Axure tutorial goes through basic styling of prototypes. It explains how to use CSS styles to consistently design the look and feel of widgets across all pages. We’ll also focus on which styling options are changed through CSS and which styling features don’t affect it.
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[Video] Hands on Axure : getting started
I’ve been giving regular workshops teaching Axure for nearly 6 month now. This new series of step by step tutorials covers basic to advanced Axure techniques in video format.
Shadowrun level editor : using the name of the player in dialogs and other cool stuff
In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to use text expansions. Text expansions are simple bits of code that make conversations much more natural. You can use it to call the player by their name or use the right gender and race when talking to them. It’s very simple to use and makes the dialogs a lot more immersive.
Shadowrun level editor : branching discussions and questionning
In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to write an interactive discussion between two characters. We’ll have a look at how to let players chose dialog options from multiple possible answers while avoiding duplicating content.
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Shadowrun level editor : writing dialogs
In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to write a very basic (linear) discussion between two characters and add an interaction to dislay it in the Shadowrun Hong Kong level editor. We’ll have a look at the dialog options and basics conversation to talk.
Shadowrun level editor basic interactions : opening doors
In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to add a door in a scene and make it interactive using the Shadowrun Hong Kong level editor. We’ll have a look at the options specific to doors using the basic interactions menu.
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Shadowrun level editor basic interactions : warping players to a different map
In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to add interactions to a prop in a scene using the Shadowrun Hong Kong level editor. We’ll have a look at the options specific to transitions between different locations in seperate maps using the basic interactions menu.
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Shadowrun level editor basic interactions : inspecting clues
In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to add interactions to a prop in a scene using the Shadowrun Hong Kong level editor. We’ll have a look at the options specific to inspect clues or environments using the basic interactions menu.
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Shadowrun level editor basic interactions : picking up an item
In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to add interactions to a prop in a scene using the Shadowrun Hong Kong level editor. We’ll have a look at the options specific to picking up items using the basic interactions menu. Continue reading Shadowrun level editor basic interactions : picking up an item