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- Chrisir October 2013
Game Building Blocks for Processing
I teach Processing to my graphic design students through a project in which they design and develop an interactive game. Since many of them have great ideas that extend beyond their technical ability, I emphasize the role of appropriating code that others have shared freely in the process of learning how to program. The Game Building Blocks for Processing represent some examples of code that I have personally prepared in order to demonstrate the logic behind certain basic game components. The Blocks are not intended to be fully realized and refined games, nor are they examples of highly optimized code.
I've released the examples I have so far on GitHub in the hopes that someone else might find them useful: https://github.com/btober/game_building_blocks
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Thank you so much for sharing!