Make sure you have a restart key for the ghost shooter game.
Finish off your ghost shooter tutorial and call Mr. S over to see it run so he can give you a completion mark.
Then follow this Construct 2: Second tutorial platformer
You can make your own art assets or go to http://opengameart.org/ and download some.
Hey welcome to day 2 of Construct 2. Today you will start to make your first game in construct 2. We will start by making a game called ghost shooter.
Follow the tutorial with a partner and make the game.
You can run construct 2 from the data drive on your computer, Data D:
You will find construct 2 in the handout folder. Copy it to the data drive and run it.
Then follow the tutorial and make ghost shooter.
Here is a word doc that has the tutorial :This is the Construct 2 Ghost shooter tutorial from the Scirra
And here is a pdf version: This is the Construct 2 Ghost shooter tutorial from the Scirra
You need to check the handout folder for the images necessary. Look in the folder GHOST SHOOTER.
Hi, you will learn how to make an assembly in Inventor.
First you have to make a table leg. Here are some pictures to show you one way to do that.
OK, legs get started.
1: Make a circle (I used 3 inches circumference).
2. Extrude it to 36 inches. (yes, it’s a low table, want a higher one? Extrude yours to have longer legs).
3. Use the draft tool to change the straight leg to have a wider top. I used 4 degrees, but go ahead and experiment.
Try clicking on set direction and click twice on the bottom circle.
If you don’t end with something like this (above) keep trying ’till you do.
4. Click plane and offset plane.
5. Bring it down the leg.
6. Right click on the new plane and choose new sketch.
7. Draw your circle on the new plane. Experiment with sizes, always a bit bigger than the shaft of the leg at that point on the plane.
8. Extrude the circle down 2 inches.
9. Make a new circle on another offset plane.
10. Extrude it down like the other one.
11. Draft 25 degrees choose faces and click on the edge of the circle.
12. Do the same steps and after some filleting end up with something like this:
That’s all done with drafting the extruded circles. Save it as fancy table leg (or something like that).
I:Make a table top at least 3 inches thick, square, rectangular or circular (your choice). Make it a good size for the legs. {How to make a cooler table? Draw a picture in photoshop and save it as a .png. Then use the decal command to put it on the table top.}
II:Make a 2d sketch on the bottom of you table and make four circles where the legs will go. Use Extrude in to the table to make them in to small indents (holes).
Save your table top as tabletop (or something like that).
III: Make a new assembly.
IV: choose place and choose your table top.
V: Click once somewhere in the assembly and your table top will appear there. Then press escape.
VI: Flip the table over so you can see the indents you made in the bottom.
VII: Following the steps you did to place your table, place your leg four times and then press escape.
VIII: Choose Constraint and then choose insert.
IX: Click the top of one of the legs.
X: Click one of the indents and the leg will click in to place.
XI: Repeat the steps until all the legs are in. (Hint, you can press ok, then click on insert and choose another leg, then click on the indent and repeat…)
All done, but the saving. So save it as yourname table assembled.
Go here and try to answer the questions. You have to log in with a surreyschools.ca ID.
Mr. Stephenson's class 
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