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How to Create a game assets using Ai.

Amir Hassan — Sun, 29 Jun 2025 06:38:41 +0000

1: Write a compelling prompt and explain everything.

Method 1: Write a manual prompt for asset

Name: Tile set/Tile.
Style: pixel/Vector.
Size: 32x32.
tile type: Middle Tile.

Method 2(Recommended): ask ChatGpt/Claude/Gemini These tool will write a good prompt for your asset. Copy that prompt and paste it into Image generator Ai tool.

2: Now apply these prompts on image generator tool
I am applying on gemini and see the following results.

3: Now you got a static Asset, open Game engine and apply this asset.

Now create a background image for your game. Below I have created a background image for game.

Here is the Preview of game

Using Ai assets alot of heavy designing labour of user is saved.

How a indie game developer should follow the discipline of game development?

Amir Hassan — Wed, 08 Jan 2025 07:43:27 +0000

Top 5 Sources for 3D Models for Game Assets

Unity Asset Store
TurboSquid
CGTrader
Sketchfab
BlenderKit

Tips for Asking ChatGPT for Game Scripts

When asking ChatGPT for game scripts, be specific and detailed to get the most useful responses. Here are some tips:

Define the Genre:

Example: “Write a dialogue script for an adventure game in a medieval setting.”
Provide Context:

Example: “The player just saved a village and now meets the mayor who gives them a reward.”
Mention the Target Audience:

Example: “The game is for children aged 8-12, so keep the language simple and fun.”
Request Specific Elements:

Example: “Include a twist where the character reveals they are the antagonist.”
Indicate Length and Style:

Example: “Keep it short, around 200 words, and make it light-hearted.”
Focus on Functionality:

Example: “Write a branching dialogue script where the player chooses between two options.”

Sources to Get Ideas for Game Mechanics

How to Make a Basic Platformer Game in GDevelop 5: Step-by-Step Tutorial for Beginners

Amir Hassan — Tue, 12 Nov 2024 09:43:08 +0000

Full Demo Link Basic Platformer Game with zero Coding
Here's a quick guide to creating a basic platformer project in GDevelop 5 with a player and ground object:

Step 1: Create a New Project

Open GDevelop 5.
Click on Create a new project.
Choose Empty Project or select a Platformer example to get a head start.
Save the project with a name (e.g., "MyPlatformer").

Step 2: Add a Player Object

Go to the Objects panel on the right.
Click Add a new object and choose Sprite.
Name the object (e.g., "Player").
Click on Add an animation and upload an image or sprite sheet for the player (if you don’t have one, GDevelop provides some free assets).
Configure the collision masks (under the collision tab) to ensure accurate interactions.
Once you’ve added the image(s), click Apply to save the player object.

Step 3: Make the Player Object a Platformer Character

Select the Player object.
In the Behaviors tab, click Add a behavior to the object.
Choose Platformer Character. This adds platformer-related controls like jumping, walking, etc., to the player object.
You can tweak settings like Max speed, Jump speed, etc., in the behavior properties.

Step 4: Add a Ground Object

Again, go to Add a new object, and add another Sprite.
Name it (e.g., "Ground").
Upload an image for the ground or use a colored rectangle.
Place it at the bottom of the scene to act as the ground.

Step 5: Make the Ground a Platform Object

Select the Ground object.
Go to the Behaviors tab and click Add a behavior to the object.
Select Platform. This will make the ground behave as a solid surface for the player to walk on.

Step 6: Position the Player and Ground in the Scene

Go to the Scene view (you may need to create a new scene if there isn’t one).
Drag the Player object onto the scene, positioning it above the ground.
Place the Ground object below the player to act as the floor.

Step 7: Preview the Scene

Click on Preview to test the scene.
Use the default arrow keys to control the player and check if they can move and jump on the ground.

That’s it! You now have a basic platformer scene with a player character that can jump and move on a ground object. You can expand this by adding more platforms, obstacles, and interactions.

Gdevelop 5 no code game engine features.

Amir Hassan — Mon, 11 Nov 2024 13:34:13 +0000

Game development now a days become easy if your project scale is not so big.

I was using Unity game engine to develop the games but I was tired of Writing or Generating codes for scripts files.

I was gone through the Gdevelop 5 game engine. It requires zero coding but Little bit knowledge of physics and math.

You can create games by dragging and dropping the game objects.

Best Features:

just design the sprite and behaviors

Platform behavior for platforms
Player run and jump behavior
Shooting behavior
Wall running and jumping behavior
Sliding and Dash behavior
If you have a sprites and animations then you can create all the above in just 10-15 minutes.

Gdevelop 5 no code game engine features.

Amir Hassan — Mon, 11 Nov 2024 13:33:07 +0000

Game development now a days become easy if your project scale is not so big.

I was using Unity game engine to develop the games but I was tired of Writing or Generating codes for scripts files.

I was gone through the Gdevelop 5 game engine. It requires zero coding but Little bit knowledge of physics and math.

You can create games by dragging and dropping the game objects.

Best Features:

just design the sprite and behaviors

🎮No-Code Game Development Engine | Game development without Coding 👌

Amir Hassan — Wed, 16 Oct 2024 16:59:41 +0000

Now a days developing things from coding made easy. You can find tools that are code free or little bit code for minor changing.
Like these tools

Flutter Flow (Mobile app development using drag and drop features)
Custom website development ( BUbble.io) many more...

In the world of game development, I have found Unity3d, Unreal Engine, Godot 4 and construct 3 etc. These are the engines that need coding to develop a game like Csharp for unity, C++ for unreal, GD script for godot 4 and lua script for construct 3.
Code assisted engines has an edge in case of reusability and customizations.
But some developers dont like coding they just want to have a visual scripting or drag and drop events that do the required operations.
I have found GDevelop 5 game engine where no coding is required but if user has a knowledge of coding especially in javascript will be an edge.
Gdevelop 5 is events and ready-made behavior based engine. user just dirt his hand with managing events. There are ready-made functions like running, jumping, climbing and ladder climbing. These are the functions that are needed for every game developer.

Here I have attached some screenshots of events and behaviors

Game objects animation and frames that can be created and edited by built-in pixel editor a software named "Piskel"

Here is the demo of game that I am currently working.
https://youtu.be/7WYR7sW28j0?si=yueVVIEbGc-jpLo7