I am writing the "AGK Bitesize" tutorials for the TGC newsletter at the moment and have a number of general subjects I'll be covering over the coming months but there are undoubtedly some specific things that people are having trouble with.

I don't claim to be the all knowing expert on AppGameKit but I will investigate (if I don't know) and try to fit in as many community requests as I can along the way.

If there are any specific issues you would like clarification on I will do my best to cover them at some point either here or in a tutorial. This thread would be a simple way to air your requests and for me to keep them in one place.

Also I hope you find the tutorials helpful!

If you write them I'll be happy to video them for you. Unless you want to do it yourself of course! I've started developing an AppGameKit project myself so all the hardware's setup.

Thanks Daniel!

I'll send you an email so we can discuss this further

I would like Tutorials explaining the more exotic Physics commands.

Could you give an example of the kind of command you mean? One person's exotic is another person's ordinary

Do you mean raycasting, a certain kind of joint, polygon shape creation or something else?

Can you make a pinball tutorial like Diggsey did for Box2d for DBPro?
Especially on how to make the main pinball table (or any other complex shape). Diggsey's tutorial used static lines for the main table but I can't find a way to do that in AGK.

specially on how to make the main pinball table (or any other complex shape). Diggsey's tutorial used static lines for the main table but I can't find a way to do that in AGK.

That was a good tutorial! I remember it well.

I can certainly fit some ideas on how this might be achieved in. Lines for example could be made using thin static sprites. The next tutorial will be an intro to the physics system anyway so perhaps I will change it a little to include some examples of this and maybe a handy function or two...

Thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks.

Looking forward to read it.

Perhaps basic setups or code structure?

Like setting up a menu for example then jumping into the game...

Or ways to use wait or non blocking wait commands...

Again, nice ideas. Thanks, there do seem to be a lot of questions on this sort of thing.

Teach them to use timers, this keeps coming up.

I can do something with timers, anything specific?

I can do something with timers, anything specific?

How about timer based movement?

I can do a TBM example sure, how about a physics based particle system that includes an example of colour fading based on timers too?

if you're doing timer based movement, cover all areas with examples how to fade sprites with time, and timer based rotation of sprites.

OK, I'll save the TBM for a single tutorial. It'll simplify things a little.