Topmade with AI-assisted code tagged Tutorial (23 results)
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A free interactive GDScript learning app for Godot 4.7, built from complete beginner foundations to practical projects.
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A modular Unity input framework with dynamic glyphs, runtime rebinding, device switching and binding-aware tutorials.
Bring AI and automation into GameMaker Studio 2 with a simple local MCP server.
Beginner HTML5 example demonstrating how to save, load and clear one JavaScript game-state object with LocalStorage.
A Homebrew Wii Applicacion to start your console. Inspired in "WiiHome"
A bootstrap kit to help you get started developing TurboGrafx-16 / PC-Engine games together with *any* coding assistant.
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Turn screenshots into branded PDF, HTML and Markdown guides. $19 once.
to view details of each Tag in your sprite, including individual frame durations MS, and their respective FPS
Subtitle Presenter - Desktop Presentation Assistant for Windows
Upload a pixel-art sprite, get a step-by-step drawing guide. Free, runs entirely in your browser.
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A clean, beginner-friendly Python learning pack with a step-by-step mini tutorial and simple example scripts.
A plug-and-play in-game chatbot for tutorials, FAQs, hints, and tips. Handles typos automatically. No coding required.
A hands-on lab teaching game feel — hit-stop, shake, squash, knockback — principles, numbers, and reusable code.
Build a small, finished game with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, one tested step at a time.
Click through a task once, get a numbered how-to guide with a screenshot for every step. Offline, no account.
Dim the screen, cut a hole around one thing and explain it. Only that thing takes input until the step is done.
Three complete, tiny HTML5 games in plain JavaScript. Play them here, buy the source, ship your own.
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An interactive JavaScript lesson comparing elapsed-time movement with operating-system key repeat.
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