Video Tutorial

[chickens1127]

Hello, yes, you may be wondering "Why the ~~didn't mean to swear~~ is he still here?!?!?!?!"

Well, I am starting a show teaching people how to make videogames. In the first episode, 14 minutes long in 2 parts, I tackle making a simple game with Adventure Maker. This is super basic for only new users and n00bs(no, i am not going down that path. "

I am gone for a few weeks, just I have put a month into it just to see it not used by the community, and sorry about slightly shaky camera.

Enjoy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc2jNqG_ ... o_response

[pennsteve]

You should get a tripod. You can get cheap ones for like 20 bucks. I know you are a kid (didnt realize how young you were until I started watching the video), but I'm sure you can come up with enough money for one. I got a cheap one on sale at sears one time. Its not the best tripod in the world, but it WILL hold a camera steady for making a video like that.

This isnt criticism, just trying to help.

OR, you can make your own and attach it to a chair or something. I forget how its done, but I think you use pipe cleaners and stuff. If you go to metacafe and do a search, you'll find the video. I think the video is how to make one for inside your car, but it would work elsewhere too.

[chickens1127]

Yes, I am getting one, but the problem is my parents don't want more crap in the house, but I may build one. Anyways, thanks and check out some of my other videos which are less shaky

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[mercedes]

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[ShadowHunter]

Capturing the screen with free software would cost nothing and provides even better results

[Harvester]

I had no problem with the shaky cameras, the only issue was that it didn't always show the location of the actual happenings. Otherwise, I think it is a good introduction to the use of AM, and many will find it helpful!

Harvester

[chickens1127]

Well, I am OK usually with 2 hands, but one hand and typing with the other or clicking is difficult.