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Gamefroot classic gameOnline version Lear how to create a classic game in gamefroot by JUAN CARLOS ALVEAR 1 According to the tutorial, what is the first step to start making a platform game in Gamefroot? a Click on the Gamefroot Classic Template b Draw the terrain for the first level c Add a new playable game level 2 Choose the screens displayed on the game Select one or more answers a Startscreen b Game c Next level d Gameover 3 How do you control the player character when testing the game? a By using the arrow keys on the keyboard. b By clicking the mouse where you want the character to go c By using the WASD keys d By dragging the character with the move tool 4 What happens when the player character touches an 'end point' object in a level? a A story point is displayed. b The player is sent to the next level 5 If you want to move an object but can't select it, what is the most likely reason? a The game is in play mode, not edit mode. b The move tool is not selected c You are not in the correct layer d The object's properties are locked 6 How do you specify the destination for a moving tile? a Place an 'end point' object at the destination b Edit its instance properties and select an end location c Draw a line from the tile to its destination d Place an 'end point' object at the destination 7 When creating a new, empty level, what must you add to it before you can draw any terrain? a A tile map layer b A background layer c An 'end point' object d 8 When adding a background image to a level, why should you place it on its own separate layer? a To allow the background to move independendly of the player. b To reduce the game's file size. c To prevent it from covering up all the other game objects d To make the background interactive 9 What does NPC stand for? a New Player Character b Navigational Path Coordinator c Non-Player Character d Negative Point Collider

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Gamefroot classic gameOnline version

by JUAN CARLOS ALVEAR

According to the tutorial, what is the first step to start making a platform game in Gamefroot?

Choose the screens displayed on the game

Select one or more answers

How do you control the player character when testing the game?

What happens when the player character touches an 'end point' object in a level?

If you want to move an object but can't select it, what is the most likely reason?

How do you specify the destination for a moving tile?

When creating a new, empty level, what must you add to it before you can draw any terrain?

When adding a background image to a level, why should you place it on its own separate layer?

What does NPC stand for?