New Series of Stenyl Video Tutorials for Beginners

LenseOnLife

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Hi,

My name is Oliver and I'm producing a new set of Video Tutorials for Stencyl - the main reason is that I came across some difficulties as I started to learn the language and decided to work on tutorials as a way to get concepts clear in my own mind.  I hope this is the correct place to share links etc. - if not, maybe someone could tell me the correct place / procedure.

Crash Course 2 - this seems to be a stable diet for most novices so I've put together 23 videos starting at what I think is the very beginning and ending up looking at the 3 challenges.  These can be found in this playlist on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwmsT_c4rTUYEEPM_EFBrUOeQeX_sZ8l_

Right now I'm working on more tutorials on different aspects of the language itself (rather than working on a gaming example) and these are being placed in a playlist called 'Stencyl - Beginners Reference' and can be found at:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwmsT_c4rTUZdiWCphO5VD-wOd2KdN3Ek

So far I've worked on Lists, Behaviors and CodeBlocks and have tried to put each one in context within a gaming scenario.

It is very easy to assume that some concepts are self-explanatory or to leave out some key piece of information that leaves the learner screaming at the cat and generally frustrated - I have no doubt that I am as guilty in this respect as the next.  So, any and all feedback would be very much appreciated - also, if you have a specific problem area that you would like a tutorial produced to explain it - just let me know and I will see what I can do for you.  [You can post comments here on on YouTube - I'll answer both]

Cheers,

Oliver

LIBERADO

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Wow! This is a great contribution! Thank you very much for sharing these useful video tutorials.
I'm spanish, excuse me for my bad English.
I'm not a private teacher. Please, post your questions in the public forum.

LenseOnLife

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Hi @LIBERADO

Thanks for those words of support - means a lot.

In fairness, people on the Forum helped me out when I needed some help understanding some aspects of what I was working on - so it is only fair that the 'end product' should be shared.

Hopw you benefit from them

Cheers,

Oliver