CoronaSDK example of creating random bars that expand and contract. Good for fake dials or guages maybe? High tech. Includes nice cleanup method, and groups them all into a table for easy maintenance. Source: https://github.com/mroberti/randombars Enjoy!
And here’s my Everyday Code project offering in LUA. A Military Unit name generator: here Made in pure LUA, you can enjoy creating fake unit names like:
The usefulness of SQLite far exceeds the ability to merely save out player data, high scores, etc. to the device you’re deploying to. You can use a database for the actual mechanics of your game.
Yeah, you need it. A simple, easy to configure high-tech looking scanner. For backgrounds, for nerdy matrix style freakage. Yeah. You crave it. Well, enjoy this! Grab it here! Happy Coding! Mario
Yes! You want to just get on with your coding, so here it is! The FANCY drag and drop palette for Corona. Pretty neat eh? Grab it! Do eeet! You know you want to…. [purchase_link id=”106″ text=”Add to Cart” style=”button” color=”blue”] Update will include flags for setting the palette on any …
Here’s a simple example of dragging and dropping images from a palette to the screen. You can click and drag the desired item to the black area and release it; thus creating a new instance of the chosen image. This would be handy for a layout sort of situation; placing …
Back for round #2, eh? (if you missed the first post which was about registering users, read it here) Well, let’s dive in. This one should be pretty quick.
This post will go over the basics of integrating Backendless services into the Corona framework… First, create your Backendless account and obtain the “application-id” and “secret key”. Keep those handy, you’ll be using them throughout these tutorials.
