Getting Started with Clickteam Fusion -- Table of Contents -- Getting Started with Clickteam Fusion -- Credits -- About the Author -- About the Reviewers -- www.PacktPub.com -- Support files, eBooks, discount offers and more -- Why Subscribe? -- Free Access for Packt account holders -- Preface -- What this book covers -- What you need for this book -- Who this book is for -- Conventions -- Reader feedback -- Customer support -- Downloading the example code -- Errata -- Piracy -- Questions -- 1. The Basics of Fusion -- About creating a video game -- Getting to know some terms about the tool -- The application -- The frames -- The objects -- The properties -- The events -- Conditions and actions -- The basics of the Fusion user interface -- The top section -- The left section -- The center section -- The right section -- The bottom section -- Getting started -- Summary -- 2. The Editors of Fusion - Your First Game! -- The editors - an overview -- Opening and navigating through the main editors -- The frame editor -- The picture and animation editor -- The event editor -- Obstacles -- Naming -- Scrolling -- Shoot 'em up! -- Summary -- 3. Movements, Animations, and Graphics -- Creating animations - how to blow up crates! -- Simple particles -- Clickteam movements -- Non physical movements -- The bouncing ball movement -- The path movement -- The mouse-controlled movement -- The eight-directions movement -- Race car -- Movement extensions -- Importing graphics and animations -- The import options -- Working with layers -- Summary -- 4. Using Extensions and Animations -- Extensions and objects -- The platform movement object -- The new movement -- Colliders and character animations -- Walking animation events -- Summary -- 5. Creating Enemy Behavior and Health Bars in the Right Resolution -- Setting the resolution.

Introducing a new game type - top-down -- Enemy movements -- The path movement -- The bouncing ball movement -- Direction detection - a basic AI -- Alterable values -- Interface, counters, and health bars -- Going further -- Summary -- 6. Physics, Qualifiers, and Implementing a Soundtrack -- The use of qualifiers -- Integrating sound in Fusion -- Place your first sounds -- Jump around - physics! -- Basic collisions -- The Physics movement -- The Physics objects -- The rope and chain object -- The ground object -- The joint object -- The Physics playground -- Summary -- 7. Creating Loops and Saving Games -- Creating a basic game loop -- Creating a game with three frames -- The start screen -- The result screen -- Global values -- A sneak peak - exporting your game -- Saving and loading with the INI object -- Saving positions -- Saving a single value -- Saving multiple values in items and groups -- Fast loops -- Summary -- 8. Exporters of Fusion and Mobile Development -- Exporters of Fusion -- Flash (Swf) -- HTML 5 -- iOS -- Android/OUYA -- XNA -- Development for mobile devices -- File size and memory usage -- Mobile control objects -- The accelerometer object -- The joystick control object -- The multiple touch object -- The location object -- On the other side of the screen, it all looks so easy -- Summary -- Index.