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How do I get started with Kodu Game Lab?

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  You should play the games first! You can look at the programming and other stuff when you download the game. Then do the tutorials. Now do the programming part, where you have to figure out what you have to do. Try making games now. Create a few games. Upload it when you are done! If you have a X-Box, you might be able to play the game on there.

  lega 0 10:37 pm on November 8, 2011
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  “1. Get know what can be created with KodunnThe best way to learn about Kodu Game Lab is to play the games that come with it. Every game can be edited in order to look at the code and see how it was created. Before you start making your own games it is important to find out what is possible and more importantly what isn’t possible.nnHowever, don’t assume that everything you think is impossible is!n2. Take a challengennIncluded in the Built-In worlds are 3 challenges which are a great introduction to Kodu programming.nnTutorial 1nnThe goal is to program the Kodu bot to the castle. There is already statement programmed that needs to be modified.nnTutorial 2nnThis time the goal is to program the Kodu bot is to make it jump over a gap.nnTutorial 3nnThe goal of this challenge is to program the Kodu bot to pick up the apple and so that it can take it across the bridge.nnNote: We’re planning to re-do the challenge section of Planet Kodu shortly to allow others to submit challenges and upload solutions to challenges.nn3. Create your first gamennThe first time you create a game I’d suggest rather than starting with the Empty World where you need to create everything, start instead with Small World With Water. This world doesn’t yet have any programmed bots so it is ready for you to create any type of game you need.nnnStart by applying statements to control the bot with the keyboard and/or the gamepad. “

  richard 0 8:20 pm on February 3, 2010