Dungeon Crawl Software – Adventure Begins Here

Visionaire Studio Tutorial – Bride of Waypoint

In this tutorial, we revisit the Way System. This time we learn how to create borders around obstacles in the middle of the room.

Game Assets:
https://dungeon-crawl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Visionaire_NewGameEssentials.zip

Visionaire Studio Tutorial – Snooping Around

In this tutorial, we will setup a hotspot or snoop animation and link it to a scene object. Snoop animations are a way to show a player that a scene object can be interacted with.

Game Assets:
https://dungeon-crawl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Visionaire_NewGameEssentials.zip

Visionaire Studio Tutorial – Reading the Signs

In this tutorial, we will add a basic action to a scene object (a sign) so that the player can interact with it (reads the sign). I apologize for the special guest voiceover appearance of my neighbour’s dog. It was completely improv.

Game Assets:
https://dungeon-crawl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Visionaire_NewGameEssentials.zip

Visionaire Studio Tutorial – A Behind the Scene Objects View

In this tutorial, we learn how to add scene objects and align them to a background so that a player can walk behind them.

Game Assets:
https://dungeon-crawl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Visionaire_NewGameEssentials.zip

Visionaire Studio Tutorial – The Way of the Waypoint

In this tutorial we will be adding a way system to an existing scene. Way systems are made up of two parts: Way borders and Way points. Way borders are a set of lines that the player character can’t cross. This can be used to define an area that the player can walk within or an area that they are prevented from entering. Way points, on the other hand, are points that act as landmarks within the scene. How those points are connected together will act as a path that guides the player character around obstacles within the scene.