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Side Scroller Game Development for iOS / Mac Os - Subscription Access

Learn to create amazing games from scratch in a minimal time by understanding the SpriteKit framework and Swift. All while building a fun side scroller template in Xcode. This course is intended to take you from start to store over 50-plus lectures and nearly 6 hours of content. NOTE: This course will probably not be updated for Swift 2. We have two other side-scroller themed courses. The Endless Worlds course and a new tvOS / iOS side scroller course, titled Learn tvOS for Game Development

Module 1	Introduction
These videos will introduce the course and provide a roadmap for what's ahead. We'll also discuss some of what's required, namely a Mac with Xcode installed and some initial foundation with Swift, or programming in general. Optionally, it is recommended you have an Apple developer account and test device.
Unit 1	What you will learn
Unit 2	Why Swift and why Sprite Kit
Unit 3	Course Roadmap
Unit 4	Course Requirements
Unit 5	Course Assets
Module 2	Fundamentals of Sprite Kit
In this series of video, we will cover all sorts of basic Sprite Kit and Swift topics including: SKNode, SKSpriteNodes, SKActions, the Game Loop, Physics and much more.
Unit 1	Welcome to Nodes
Unit 2	Introduction to Xcode Playgrounds
Unit 3	Nodes in Swift
Unit 4	Introduction to Xcode Projects
Unit 5	Introduction to SKNode and SKSpriteNode
Unit 6	SKNode and SKSpriteNode
Unit 7	Introduction to SKLabelNode and SKEmitterNode
Unit 8	SKLabelNode and SKEmitterNode
Unit 9	Making Things Move
Unit 10	SKActions
Unit 11	The Game Loop
Unit 12	Physics in Sprite Kit
Unit 13	Controlling the Game
Unit 14	Control Methods
Unit 15	Game Design Architecture
Unit 16	Basic Game Architecture in Swift
Unit 17	SKLightNode Textures for Upcoming Videos
Unit 18	Introduction to Normal Maps for use with Lighting
Unit 19	SKLightNode and How to Use It
Module 3	Pre-Production for Your First Game
In this series of videos you will learn how to design your game, build a prototype, design your game architecture, find useable resources, create title graphics / icons and more.
Unit 1	The 10 Step Game Development Workflow
Unit 2	Designing Your First Game
Unit 3	Build a Prototype
Unit 4	Design Your Game Architecture
Unit 5	Source your resources
Unit 6	Finding Royalty Free Game Art
Unit 7	Create a Title Graphic
Unit 8	Create Game Icons
Module 4	Building the Side Scroller App
Production REALLY gets underway in this lengthy section. You'll be building an entire game engine essentially, including parallax backgrounds, game world tiles, controlling the player, adding sounds, and everything else you can think of to make a side scroller game!
Unit 1	Notes for Swift 1.2 Changes
Unit 2	Build Your Game Engine
Unit 3	Template Walkthrough
Unit 4	Preparing the structure of the project
Unit 5	Setup the main menu
Unit 6	Create a Parallax Background
Unit 7	Preparing the GameScene
Unit 8	Setting up the Game World with Tiles
Unit 9	Create a Player
Unit 10	Create a HUD with Controls
Unit 11	Jump, Throw, and Pause
Unit 12	Create a Destructible Crate
Unit 13	Triggers for wins, losses and collecting gems
Unit 14	Character Picker, Level Picker and Post Scene
Unit 15	Sounds and Music
Unit 16	Taking Advantage of Glyph Designer
Unit 17	Refine your game GUI
Unit 18	Add Icons to Your Game
Unit 19	Create the Content
Module 5	Finishing the App and Post Production for the AppStore
This series of videos will deal with everything relating to polishing up your app and getting it ready for sale in the App Store!
Unit 1	Pre-Marketing
Unit 2	Testing your App
Unit 3	The Product Submission and Launch
Unit 4	Introduction to Apple Developer Accounts
Unit 5	Create the Bundle ID
Unit 6	Introduction to iTunes Connect
Unit 7	Setting up the App in iTunes Connect
Unit 8	Submitting the App to Apple

Side Scroller Game Development Tutorials for iOS and Mac OS

The Artist's Guide to Apple Watch Apps - Subscription Access

This 5+ hour course is for artists that want to make an Apple Watch with little or no prior App development experience. By the end of this course, viewers will have created both art assets and an Xcode template to build an unlimited number of Apple Watches. Each watch can tell the time, day of the week, month and day in any style you want! Plus you can include animated images in the foreground or background of your time elements.

Module 1	Xcode Template and Adobe Flash Clock Template
Below you can download the finished Xcode Template, which you can use to create countless Apple Watch apps, plus you can download the clock template in Adobe Flash for creating art assets to import into the Xcode project.
Unit 1	Notes
Unit 2	Xcode Template and Adobe Flash Clock Template
Module 2	Creating the Art in Flash
In this first series of videos we will be working in Adobe Flash to create assets we can export and import into Xcode later. You will learn plenty of tricks to making an accurate clock face, as well as learn how to animate looping elements (like watch gears). We will also discuss the particularities of displaying our art assets in Xcode.
Unit 1	Introduction to Adobe Flash
Unit 2	How Elements are Arranged on the Watch
Unit 3	Drawing Precise Vector-Based Minute Markers
Unit 4	Adding Hour Markers
Unit 5	Drawing the Hour Hand
Unit 6	Adding and Animating the Second and Minute
Unit 7	Adding the Month, Day, Weekday and Adjusting Multiple Frames
Unit 8	Animating Gears and Changing Fonts Across Multiple Frames
Unit 9	Finishing Touches and Exporting
Unit 10	Exporting at 144 or 72?
Unit 11	Copying Assets into Xcode and Wrap Up
Module 3	Creating the Apple Watch in Xcode
In this series of videos we will begin with the assets imported to Xcode and make a complete Apple Watch app from start to finish (the companion iPhone app will be created in the next section). If you've never used Xcode before, the course will discuss some of the fundamentals to get you on par with past users.
Unit 1	Xcode Introduction
Unit 2	Installing Xcode
Unit 3	Watch App Initial Setup
Unit 4	Renaming the Bundle ID
Unit 5	Testing on the Simulator
Unit 6	Managing Your Layout / Workspace
Unit 7	Layout Basics
Unit 8	Adding Groups with Background Images to the Storyboard
Unit 9	Connecting Outlets from the Swift File
Unit 10	Getting the Time
Unit 11	Setting the Hour, Minute, and Second Hand Images
Unit 12	Setting the Month and Day Images
Unit 13	Getting the Day of the Week
Unit 14	Deactivate the Timer
Module 4	Creating the Companion App for the iPhone
Apple Watch apps are actually extensions of a companion iPhone app, so in these videos we will use the same assets as before and make a working clock app for the iPhone. We will then create buttons which will let users customize the look of the Apple Watch and save their preferences. So changes we make to the iPhone app, will be saved on the Apple Watch app.
Unit 1	Using Auto Layout in the iPhone App
Unit 2	Animating the UIImageView
Unit 3	Reusing our Time Code
Unit 4	Setting up the Segmented Buttons
Unit 5	Changing Faces
Unit 6	AppGroups and NSUserDefaults to Communicate Between Devices
Unit 7	Wrapping Up the iPhone App
Module 5	Submitting the App to Apple
In this one video, we will discuss provisioning your app, creating the listing in iTunes Connect, and everything else related to submitting Apple your finished app right from within Xcode.
Unit 1	Duplicating the Template and Preparing for Submission to Apple
Module 6	Adding More to the Xcode Template
In these videos we will discuss adding audio to the Apple Watch app, using custom fonts with labels (which can be any font you want), paging through multiple screens on the watch, and programmably opening interface controllers when the app launches. None of these modifications are required, but could be useful in your many projects to come.
Unit 1	Adding Audio
Unit 2	Using Labels to Show Time and Adding Custom Fonts
Unit 3	Paging to Different Screens on the Watch
Unit 4	Programmably Opening Other Interface Controllers on the Watch
Unit 5	Conclusion
Unit 6	Tips for Submitting an Apple Watch App

Apple Watch Video Tutorials and Template

Swift and Sprite Kit Control Systems (updated projects for Swift 3) - Subscription Access

In this series of videos we will be exploring ALL sorts of ways to control characters in your game. These lessons will each stand on their own merit, so you don't have to muscle through a lot of previous videos to implement the type of control system you're most interested in. So we'll look at the simplest of movements, to virtual controls pads to using the accelerometer and so on.

Module 1	Tap to Move Controls using Swift and Sprite Kit
In these videos we will look at simple tap to move controls.
Unit 1	Swift 2.2 and Swift 2.0 Notes
Unit 2	Control Systems Project - Touch to Move
Unit 3	How to Tap Relative to the Character to Move
Unit 4	Control Systems Project - Touch to Move with SKActions from Point A then to Point B
Unit 5	Smooth Movements with SKActions
Unit 6	SKActions (continued) Moving to Point A, then to Point B
Module 2	Making Objects Follow a Path
In these video tutorials we will discuss how to make a sprite follow a path. This could be useful for tower defense style games or classic-style arcade games like Space Invaders. And believe it or not, Sprite Kit actually has an SKAction specifically for following a path!
Unit 1	Follow Path Project Files
Unit 2	Make an Object Follow a Path with SKActions
Unit 3	Make Multiple Objects Follow a Path (Centipede style)
Module 3	Using the Accelerometer to Control Movement
These tutorials will focus on using the Accelerometer with Swift and Sprite Kit to control a character (or do things like balance / roll a marble).
Unit 1	Accelerometer Project 1 Files
Unit 2	Accelerometer Basics in Swift
Unit 3	Accelerometer Project 2 Files (Movement on both X and Y)
Unit 4	Accelerometer on Both X and Y in Swift
Module 4	Gestures Recognizers
These video tutorials will look at how to use gesture recognizers with Swift and Sprite Kit. We will start off though by looking at how to animate textures (image sequences) using a .atlas folder in Xcode. Tap gestures will trigger the animation. We will then create a project where a ship spins around using the rotation gesture, and aims toward a target that is also rotated in line with it
Unit 1	Gestures Recognizers - Project Files
Unit 2	Animated Textures - Prequel to using Gesture Recognizers
Unit 3	Taps and Rotation Gesture Recognizer Tutorial
Unit 4	Rotating and Moving a Ship and Target
Unit 5	Swipe Gestures and Rotating Based on Degrees
Unit 6	Pan Gestures vs touchesMoved and convertPointFromView
Unit 7	Pinch and Long Press Gesture Recognizers
Module 5	Virtual Joysticks
These video tutorials will look at how to create a virtual joystick with Swift and Sprite Kit.
Unit 1	Virtual Joystick - Project 1 (the project after the next two videos)
Unit 2	Initial Setup of a Virtual JoyStick with Swift and SpriteKit
Unit 3	Top Down Movements and Speed Based Controls using a Virtual Joystick
Module 6	Virtual Joystick in a Side Scroller Style Level
In these iOS video tutorials we will continue working with our virtual joystick from the previous section, and extend the functionality to a side-scroller style level. This will involve creating a physics based Sprite Kit world, with classes for the Player and Object. We will fine tune the level of player control with each video.
Unit 1	Virtual Joystick - Project 2 - Side Scroller Style (the project after the first three videos)
Unit 2	Modifying the Scene for Side Scroller Play and Creating the Player Class
Unit 3	Creating an Object Class from SKNode and Using a Dictionary to Initialize It
Unit 4	Using the SKPhysicsContactDelegate to detect contact between Player and Object
Unit 5	Virtual Joystick - Project 3 - Side Scroller Style (the project after adding Walk, Idle and Attack actions)
Unit 6	Walking, Idling and Attacking with Joystick Controls Tutorial
Unit 7	Virtual Joystick - Project 4 - Side Scroller Style (Jumping Added / Finished)
Unit 8	Jumping with Joystick Controls Introduction
Unit 9	Jumping with Joystick Controls Tutorial
Module 7	Aim and Release (Sling Shot style) Controls
In this iOS video tutorial we will modify the previous Joystick Project (Project #2, the first one with a Side Scroller setup) to sling a character forward from a set position in an aim and release fashion. Ahem, think, Angry Birds. We will also look at how to add the character and platforms into a "worldNode" which will get moved as the character is slung so it doesn't go out of view.
Unit 1	Sling Shot Project
Unit 2	Sling Shot Style Controls Tutorial
Module 8	Isometric Controls with a Joystick and Directional Pad
In these two iOS video tutorials we will modify our joystick controls to work with an isometric level and then convert that project to use a virtual directional pad instead.
Unit 1	Isometric Projects (Joystick and Directional Pad)
Unit 2	Isometric Controls Tutorial
Unit 3	Isometric Controls Tutorial with a Directional Pad

Control Systems Tutorial - How to Control Character Movement with Swift and Sprite Kit

iOS Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit (updated projects for Swift 3) - Subscription Access

Learn Swift and Sprite Kit while creating a fun Pac-man style maze game.

Module 1	Creating a Hero for the Maze
In this series of videos, we will focus on the initial setup and creating our maze runner character.
Unit 1	Maze Game - Xcode Projects
Unit 2	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Introduction to the Series
Unit 3	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Initial Setup
Unit 4	Maze Games with Swift & Sprite Kit - Adding the Hero Class
Unit 5	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Moving the Hero
Unit 6	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Gestures and Animations
Unit 7	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Hero Physics
Module 2	Boundaries, Contacts, Tiled and Star Classes
In this series of videos, we will add boundaries, use Sprite Kit's contact listeners, construct levels using Tiled, and much more.
Unit 1	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Introduction to Session 2
Unit 2	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Create the Maze Boundaries from SKS files
Unit 3	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Contact Delegate
Unit 4	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Tiled Intro
Unit 5	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Parsing the XML data of the Tiled File
Unit 6	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Centering the Hero
Unit 7	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Creating the Star Class (pt1)
Unit 8	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Creating the Star Class (pt2)
Module 3	Sensing Walls and Adding Enemies
Now we will focus on adding sensors for limiting / allowing movement in particular directions within the maze and add our Enemy class.
Unit 1	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Intro to Session 3
Unit 2	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Adding Sensor Nodes to the Hero
Unit 3	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Using the Sensor Nodes
Unit 4	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Edge of the World
Unit 5	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Placing the Enemies
Unit 6	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Moving the Enemies
Unit 7	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Refining the Enemy Movements
Unit 8	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Reloading the Level
Module 4	Property List, Loading the Next Level, Text, Sounds and More
This section we will really finish up our game by including a Property list, advance levels, add supplemental text, sounds and more.
Unit 1	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Intro to Session 4
Unit 2	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Using a Property List for the Hero's Settings
Unit 3	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Using a Property List for the Game Settings
Unit 4	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Using a Property List with an Array of Levels
Unit 5	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Loading the Next Level
Unit 6	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Adding a Lives Left Label
Unit 7	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Parallax Background
Unit 8	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Adding Sounds
Module 5	Easy extensions with the final project
This section we will look at some easy tweaks to extend the game.
Unit 1	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Pushable Boundaries
Unit 2	Maze Games with Swift and Sprite Kit - Using Stars to Auto Advance Level

Learning Swift - Short / Standalone Topics

A variety of short Swift courses. Feel free to suggest topics!

Module 1	One-Off Topics
A variety of Swift topics.
Unit 1	Path and SKShapeNode Based Swipe Lines
Unit 2	Fruit Ninja-Style Swipe Lines with Swift and SpriteKit
Unit 3	Upgrading from Swift 3 to Swift 4
Unit 4	Device Specific SKScene files
Unit 5	Swift 4 and JSON
Unit 6	How to Split SKLabelNodes into 2 Lines with Swift
Unit 7	Loading a Property List from a Server using Swift 4
Unit 8	How to Check Values Periodically with Swift and Sprite Kit
Unit 9	Swift Code for Opening Restricted or Unrestricted URLs from Sprite Kit
Unit 10	Basic Swift for a Slot Machine Game (has some good random value code)
Module 2	Asteroids with Swift and Sprite Kit
In this series of video tutorials we'll use Sprite Kit and Swift to program an Asteroids style game. This is perfect beginner course for anyone new to iOS development
Unit 1	Part 1 - Rotation and Tap Gestures for Ship Controls
Unit 2	Part 2 - Firing Bullets
Unit 3	Part 3 - The Actual Asteroids
Unit 4	Part 4 - The Physics

Swift Basics for Game Developers - Lifetime Access

Jumpstart your knowledge of Swift 2, SpriteKit and Xcode 7 with this simple, quickly-paced series of lessons. In just 90 minutes, you'll be tossing around physics-based objects in a SpriteKit based project, ready to start production on your first game or app. Also included are all of our Swift 1.0 and Sprite Kit video tutorials.

Module 1	Swift 2 Basics
These first five video tutorials will teach you how to get setup in Xcode, and start programming with Swift right away. To get the most of it, you should be using Xcode 7 (or higher) and programming in Swift 2 (although Swift 1.2 would be fine as well). We'll talk about basic programming concepts in Swift 2, such as variables, functions, optionals, arrays, and dictionaries.
Unit 1	Swift 2.0 Basics Tutorials - Variables and Optionals
Unit 2	Swift 2.0 Basics Tutorials - Functions - Parameters and Returning Values
Unit 3	Swift 2.0 Basics Tutorials - Enum Types and Swift Statements
Unit 4	Swift 2.0 Basics Tutorials - Iterating through Arrays
Unit 5	Swift 2.0 Basics Tutorials - Iterating through Dictionaries to look up keys and values
Module 2	Swift 2 and Sprite Kit
In this series of video tutorials we will discuss Swift 2 as it applies to Sprite Kit. Topics include using SKSpriteNodes, safely casting types, subclassing, physics bodies, SKCameraNodes, SKActions, detecting SKPhysicsContacts and more.
Unit 1	Swift 2.0 and SpriteKit Basics - Importing Images and Safely Casting SKNodes and SKSpriteNodes
Unit 2	Swift 2.0 and SpriteKit Basics - Enumerating through all child nodes (even SKReferenceNodes)
Unit 3	Swift 2.0 and SpriteKit Basics - Subclassing using the Custom Class Inspector in Xcode 7
Unit 4	Swift 2.0 and SpriteKit Basics - Introduction to Physics and tracking with SKCameraNodes
Unit 5	Swift 2.0 and SpriteKit Basics - SKActions and the especially useful RunBlock action
Unit 6	Swift 2.0 and SpriteKit Basics - Detecting physics collisions with SKPhysicsContact
Unit 7	Swift 2 and SpriteKit Basics - Demo Project
Module 3	Swift 1.0 Basics - Video Tutorials
In this series of video tutorials, Justin Dike teach some of the basic things you can do with Swift in Xcode. If you’re completely new to programming or just need a little refresher, this is a great starter tutorial series.
Unit 1	Swift Basics - Part 1 - Xcode First Timers
Unit 2	Swift Basics - Part 2 - Variables, Optionals and Forced Unwrapping
Unit 3	Swift Basics - Part 3 - Functions
Unit 4	Swift Basics - Part 4 - If Statements
Unit 5	Swift Basics - Part 5 - Enumerations
Unit 6	Swift Basics - Part 6 - Arrays, Dictionaries, and For Loops
Unit 7	Swift Basics - Part 7 - Classes and Structs
Unit 8	Swift Basics - Part 8 - Classes Continued
Unit 9	Swift Basics - Part 9 - Subclasses
Module 4	Learn as I Learn – Sprite Kit & Swift 1.0 Video Tutorials
In this video tutorial series, you can learn right along with Justin Dike during his first week using Swift with Sprite Kit. Although, Justin is very comfortable with Sprite Kit, these videos were recorded over his first 5 days with Swift, so this series is a bit more off-the-cuff, experimental, and reveals some of his initial “ah-ha” moments with the language.
Unit 1	Day 1 - Learning Swift and Sprite Kit - The Starting Project
Unit 2	Day 2 - Learning Swift and Sprite Kit - Early Physics Look
Unit 3	Day 3- Learning Swift and Sprite Kit - Part 1 Enum Types
Unit 4	Day 3 - Learning Swift and Sprite Kit - Part 2 - Update Function
Unit 5	Day 4 - Learning Swift and Sprite Kit - Initialize with a Dictionary, For Loops and More Physics
Unit 6	Day 5 - Learn Swift and Sprite Kit - Physics Contact Listeners

Role Playing Games with Sprite Kit and Objective C - Subscription Access

In this series of lessons on Sprite Kit, we will create a physics-based world with a roaming hero that can collide with other heroes (and make them follow the leader). Nearly everything will be property-list driven and adjustable by changing text in a plist file. We will program an option for each character to include / exclude front animations, side animations or back animations. We will also make each character attack, emit particles, receive damage, have a health meter, advance levels, restart levels and much, much more! All using Xcode and Sprite Kit.

Module 1	Introduction to the RPG World
Learn how to create a physics based world.
Unit 1	Role Playing Games - Course Assets
Unit 2	Introduction
Unit 3	Initial Setup
Unit 4	Creating the Physics-Based World
Unit 5	Creating the Physics-Based World Continued
Module 2	Property Lists, Debug Borders, Gestures & More
We will continue building the game by setting up boundaries, other characters and working with a property list.
Unit 1	Using the Property List Data
Unit 2	Adding Debug Boundaries for the Physics Objects
Unit 3	Adding Gesture Recognizers to the Sprite Kit View
Unit 4	Bringing in Other Characters from the Property List
Module 3	Follow the Leader
In these videos we will work toward making a leader and following characters.
Unit 1	Initial Directional Movements
Unit 2	Delayed Followers
Unit 3	Stopping the Characters
Unit 4	Enabling Characters on Contact with the Leader
Module 4	Textures for Front, Back and Side Views
He will add various views to each character based on where they move.
Unit 1	Setting up the rest of the Property List
Unit 2	SKActions for Changing the Textures of the Character
Unit 3	Running the SKActions for Front, Back and Side view Walk Sequences
Unit 4	SKActions for Attacking
Module 5	Particles, Health Meters, and Receiving Damage
We will continue building the game environment by adding particles, health meters and more.
Unit 1	Particle Emitters
Unit 2	Health Meters and Receiving Damage
Unit 3	Game Over
Unit 4	Switching Leader Order
Module 6	Instruction Text, Bouncing Off Walls & More
We will finish off the game by tackling the topics below.
Unit 1	Fading Instruction Text
Unit 2	Bouncing Back From Wall Contact and Flaming to Death
Unit 3	Collecting Coins
Unit 4	Advancing Levels
Unit 5	Alternate Property List Locations
Unit 6	Resizing the Entire SKScene
Unit 7	Creating an SKLabelNode for Stats
Unit 8	Applying Physics Force and Impulses to Scatter Coins

Option Screens for both UIView or Sprite Kit Apps - Subscription Access

In this tutorial, we will focus entirely on creating an Options screen, using a Single View Application or Sprite Kit based project. We’ll create UISwitches, UIButtons, UISliders, UISegmentedControls, groups of buttons that act like segmented controls, and finally, a UIPickerView. Picker views can be made up of single or multiple columns of “spin-able” data. For example, Apple’s Clock app has a Timer function made up of a double column UIPickerView.

Module 1	Introduction and Initial Setup
In this first session we will work on opening and closing new UIView or Sprite Kit scenes.
Unit 1	Option Screens Tutorial - Art Assets and Xcode Projects
Unit 2	Introduction
Unit 3	AppData Singleton
Unit 4	Creating the Options Screen
Unit 5	Using a UIButton to Launch the Options Screen
Unit 6	Opening and Closing the Option Screen
Unit 7	NSTimer / SKAction for Fading and Tinting
Module 2	UISwitches, UISliders, UISegmentedControls and UIButtons
The title of this section about sums it up. Each video will explore adding one of these elements to the screen.
Unit 1	UISwitches
Unit 2	UISliders
Unit 3	UISegmentedControls
Unit 4	UIButton Groups
Module 3	UIPickerViews
In this series of videos we will create single, double and triple picker views and discuss how to interconnect them.
Unit 1	Introduction to using a One Wheel Picker View
Unit 2	Create a Single Column UIPickerView
Unit 3	Using a Property List to Populate the UIPickerView Wheel
Unit 4	Switching to Three Component Wheels
Unit 5	Spinning to Default Values Based on the Property List
Unit 6	Interconnecting the Three Wheels
Unit 7	Testing from the Main Class for a Change in the UIPickerView
Unit 8	Return to Game Button
Module 4	NSUserDefaults and NSNotifications
In the first video, we will save our variables to the standard NSUserDefaults, and use them to retain those same preferences even if the app is closed and restarted. In the final tutorial, we will quickly look at NSNotifications as an alternate means of alerting classes to a preference change (and passing NSObjects between classes via the notification).
Unit 1	NSUserDefaults
Unit 2	NSNotifications

Option Screens Tutorial for UIView or Sprite Kit Based Apps

In-App Purchasing for iOS Apps using Consumable or Non Consumable Products - Subscription Access

If you want a step-by-step understanding of how to create an InAppManager and InAppObserver class, this is the course for you! If you don’t care about creating those classes from scratch and just want to jumpstart into using in-app purchases, this is ALSO the course for you. You’re welcome to skip ahead to the Quick Start guide (and copy our InAppManager and InAppObserver classes). You can begin testing purchases or creating an in-game money system within an hour. Included with the tutorial movies are two source projects, one uses the Sprite Kit template and another uses the starting template for Single View Application. These projects alone make for a valuable reference, but you’ll get three hours of tutorials explaining every detail!

Module 1	iTunes Connect Setup and Provisioning
An introduction to this tutorial on consumable and non-consumable purchases and how to initially set them up in iTunes Connect.
Unit 1	In App Purchasing Tutorial - Course Assets
Unit 2	iTunes Connect Setup
Unit 3	Provisioning Profiles
Unit 4	Creating an iTunes Connect Test User
Unit 5	Initial Xcode Setup
Unit 6	Two Paths to Go From Here
Module 2	Writing the In-App Purchasing Classes
In this section we write each class from scratch! Lucky for you this is completely optional if you just want to get started integrating them into your project, you can skip to the next section.
Unit 1	Initializing the InAppManager Class
Unit 2	Requesting Product Data
Unit 3	The InAppObserver Class
Unit 4	The Buy Products and Provide Content Methods
Unit 5	Failed and Restored Transactions
Module 3	Quick Start Guide to using the In-App Purchase Classes
In these videos we will import the classes written last section and begin testing them. As of iOS8 you will need to test on your actual device (not the Simulator)!
Unit 1	Adding the (pre-written) InAppManager and InAppObserver Classes to your project
Unit 2	Adding More Product ID’s to Purchase
Unit 3	Adding UIButtons to Purchase and Getting NSNotification feedback
Unit 4	Setting Different Button Values for the iPhone and iPad
Unit 5	Using a UIView for the UIButtons
Module 4	What To Do After a Purchase
In these videos we will look at creating an in-game monetary system and look at Restoring Purchases (which is required by Apple).
Unit 1	Creating an In-Game Monetary System
Unit 2	Don’t Forget the Restore Button
Unit 3	About The Source Projects

In-App Purchasing Tutorials for iOS Apps

Using AWS DynamoDB with Swift 4

Learn how to quickly incorporate databases into your Swift based iOS apps.

Module 1	AWS DynamoDB Basics
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Unit 1	Initial Setup with DynamoDB
Unit 2	Add AWS Mobile SDK using Cocoapods
Unit 3	Adding a High Score Table
Unit 4	Querying for an Existing Score
Unit 5	Getting Top Scores by Country

iOS Game Programming With Xcode and Cocos2d - Subscription Access

Justin Dike, professional instructor and founder of CartoonSmart.com, wrote and illustrated iOS Game Programming with Xcode and Cocos2d. The book features: high resolution images, interactive galleries, screencasts, and color coded examples. Imagine seeing video examples of EXACTLY what your code should be doing at certain times!

Module 1	The Book and Resources
Downloadable below....
Unit 1	iOS Game Programming with Xcode and Cocos2d - The Book
Unit 2	Resources

iOS App Development with Cocos2d - Subscription Access

This lengthy, 20 plus hour series teaches Xcode, Objective-C and Cocos2d. You'll learn how to create a flip-book style app, wave attack game, work with Game Center to set Achievements and Score boards, enable In-App purchasing, use the Box2d physics engine, create a Pac-Man style maze game, and all the fundamentals that go along with these topics, such as Singletons, Animation, Audio, Property Lists, Custom Fonts, etc. This course is a few years old, but don't write it off as too old to learn from, as there's plenty that still holds true today.

Module 1	The Basics of Xcode and Cocos2D - 2 hrs
Introductions and Fundamentals.
Unit 1	All Projects
Unit 2	Introduction to the Series
Unit 3	Installing XCode and Cocos2d
Unit 4	Differences between the Cocos2d v1 and Cocos2d v2 template
Unit 5	Quick Xcode Tour and Adding Sources to Your Project.
Unit 6	So what is this App you will be building?
Unit 7	App Identifiers and Provisioning Profiles
Unit 8	Cocos2D basics, importing images, CCSprite properties, scheduling methods.
Unit 9	Accelerometer, touch events, CCActions.
Unit 10	Xcode5 Image Assets
Module 2	Singletons & Building a Flip Book App - 2 hrs.
Learn how to create a children's book, comic book, photography gallery, reference guide-type app.
Unit 1	Introducing the Book Project and Notes
Unit 2	Buttons, Menus, Singleton Classes, Transitioning Scenes/Layers.
Unit 3	Adding In-App purchasing, unlocking content, NSUserDefaults, and restoring past purchases.
Module 3	Animation, Audio, Custom Fonts - 4 hours
Topics include: animated sprites with Cocos2D, writing a custom animation class, sprite sheet animations, adding effects and background sound with the Simple Sound Engine, using your own fonts to make a score label in Cocos2D and creating a wave attack game.
Unit 1	Animated sprites with Cocos2D.
Unit 2	Writing a custom animation class with Cocos2d
Unit 3	Sprite sheet animations with Cocos2d
Unit 4	Adding effects and background sound with the Simple Sound Engine
Unit 5	Using your own fonts to make a score label in Cocos2D
Module 4	Create a Wave Attack Game
Build a "target practice" app by setting up a Player Class, bullets, and detect radial or rectangular collisions. Continue the project by creating a wave attack game with Enemy classes, ammo drops, game menus, and much more.
Unit 1	Build a Target Practice App
Unit 2	Wave Attack Part 1
Unit 3	Wave Attack Part 2
Module 5	Working with Box2D, a Physics Engine - 7 hrs.
This section teaches physics basics ultimately leading up to creating a Pac-Man style maze game.
Unit 1	The Box2D template explained.
Unit 2	Modify the template to be Retina Display capable
Unit 3	Drop ninjas into the Box2d world
Unit 4	Create a custom Box2d class for Ninajs
Unit 5	Using Box2D sensors and ContactListeners for Pac-Man style maze game
Module 6	Game Center, Leaderboards, Achievements - 4 hrs.
We look at everything it takes to get your app setup for Game Center integration. We'll talk about what needs to be done in iTunes Connect to setup an empty leaderboard and a new achievement goal for players.
Unit 1	Setup a fighting game style project to work with Game Center
Unit 2	Game Center Introduction
Unit 3	Game Center Wrap Up and Review
Module 7	Property Lists
This first video will introduce you to using Property Lists with Cocos2d (or any Xcode project). We'll create a blank one to start, compare the file type in both Xcode and Text Edit, then begin pulling properties into our test app. In the second video, we will look at some practical uses of the Property List, for example, how they could be used to populate different levels, define image files, and other variables.
Unit 1	Property Lists - Part 1
Unit 2	Property Lists - Part 2

Art

How to Draw All Your Own Game Art - Subscription Access

Imagine being able to see a style of art or reference image and already knowing the steps to recreate something similar. That’s the true aim of this course. The wide range of topics in the course should make you feel confident enough to try illustrating any aspect of your game, be it the logo, hero, background or interface. We’ll even cover animation and discuss tips to exporting image sequences specifically for games.

Module 1	Flash Basics
We'll cover the initial setup in Flash and discuss manipulating vector points.
Unit 1	How to Draw All Your Own Game Art - Course Assets
Unit 2	Initial Setup with Adobe Animate or Adobe Flash
Unit 3	Vector Points
Module 2	The All-Important Logo
In this section, we’ll look at some incredibly easy tips you can use with just about any font to make your logo stand out. Your logo is one of the first things people will see in the game itself, but more importantly, potential players will scrutinize any preview screenshots in the store before downloading your game. This first impression could be the key to people downloading your app or not.
Unit 1	Logos - Basic Layout
Unit 2	Logos - Starting the Empire Logo
Unit 3	Logos - Coloring
Unit 4	Logos - Adding a Backing
Unit 5	Logos - Adding Lighting
Module 3	Ye ol’ Quest Map
Alright matey’s, no one knows where to begin their journey without a map. This could be used as a guide to give players an overview of the various levels they will travel to. Or you could simply create a map for decoration in conjunction with your logo. Maps can be a great, soft background piece behind text, or other user interface elements.
Unit 1	Quest Map - Starting Out
Unit 2	Quest Map - Streams and Docks
Unit 3	Quest Map - Mountains and Roads
Unit 4	Quest Map - Forests and Cliffs
Unit 5	Quest Map - Adding a Village
Module 4	Interface Elements and Buttons
In this session, we’ll be covering many types of interface elements, or GUI. This will include buttons, progress bars, selection icons, radar, and anything else you might find while playing the game or within a menu.
Unit 1	GUI - Introduction
Unit 2	GUI - Creating a Play Button
Unit 3	GUI - Creating a Sci-Fi Style Play Button
Unit 4	GUI - Progress Bar
Unit 5	GUI - Adding Chains and Drawing a Compass Radar
Unit 6	GUI - Selected Icon
Unit 7	Space Style Buttons
Unit 8	Overview of Finished GUI
Module 5	Designing Game Characters
In this session we’ll tackle drawing your main character. We’ll practice drawing the in-game views (front, back and side) and more detailed closeup views for Selection Screens, App icons or Promotional Art.
Unit 1	"Choose a Character" Screen Part 1
Unit 2	"Choose a Character" Screen Part 2
Unit 3	Drawing an In-Game Character - Front View
Unit 4	Drawing an In-Game Character - Back View
Unit 5	In Game Character Side View
Module 6	Character Animations
In this session you’ll learn how to animate your character from the previous session. We’ll look at front and side view walking animation, an attack animation, how to add an interesting attack effect, and how to export a PNG sequence or Sprite Sheet from Flash.
Unit 1	Animating a Front View Walk Cycle
Unit 2	Animating a Side View Walk Cycle
Unit 3	Animating an Attack Animation
Unit 4	Adding FX to an Attack Animation
Unit 5	How to Export from Flash
Module 7	Terrain
In this session we will construct various top-down view terrains. Combined with the buildings and structures taught in the next session, you’ll have some very detailed backgrounds to work with.
Unit 1	Drawing Terrain - The Outlands
Unit 2	Drawing Terrain - The Outlands Continued
Unit 3	Drawing Terrain - The Ocean
Unit 4	Drawing Terrain - The Ocean Continued
Unit 5	Drawing Terrain - The Bad Part of Anywhere
Unit 6	Drawing Terrain - The Bad Part of Anywhere Continued
Module 8	How to Draw Buildings
In this session we will cover perspective points, sketching ideas for buildings and creating multiple different structures, as usual using Adobe Flash. You’ll learn how to draw a castle, tiki house, and modular style buildings which are great for filling larger background pieces with very little art.
Unit 1	Perspective 101
Unit 2	The Castle
Unit 3	Modular Huts
Unit 4	Sketching Ideas
Unit 5	The Tiki House
Module 9	Animation FX
In this session we will look at explosion FX which you could use for collisions, impacts, death sequences, etc. We will also practice animating looping effects to use in a background sequence. Great for adding a little extra life to your game’s scenes.
Unit 1	Star Burst Animation
Unit 2	Ring Blast Animation
Unit 3	Animating a Smoke Effect

How to Draw All Your Own Game Art Video Tutorials

How to Draw All Your Own Game Art 2 - Subscription Access

The long awaited sequel to our popular game art tutorial series. This new course won't assume any knowledge from the last, so new learners can jump right into this series! The theme this time around: Side Scrolling Art!

Module 1	Drawing Your First Side Scrolling Character
In this series of videos we'll draw a side scrolling character from scratch in Adobe Flash.
Unit 1	Course Assets
Unit 2	How to Draw a Side Scroller Character - Initial Setup
Unit 3	How to Draw a Side Scroller Character - Head and Eyes
Unit 4	How to Draw a Side Scroller Character - Shading and Noses
Unit 5	How to Draw a Side Scroller Character - Facial Hair and Ears
Unit 6	How to Draw a Side Scroller Character - Helmet pt 1
Unit 7	How to Draw a Side Scroller Character - Helmet pt 2
Unit 8	How to Draw a Side Scroller Character - Body and Arms
Unit 9	How to Draw a Side Scroller Character - Legs and Cloak
Unit 10	How to Draw a Side Scroller Character - The Axe
Unit 11	How to Draw a Side Scroller Character - Wrap Up
Module 2	Animating a Typical Side - Scrolling Character
In this series of videos we will animate the character we drew in the previous section, export the character, look at creating sprite sheets, texture atlases, batch renaming sequential files and creating animation templates for reusing keyframes / sequences with similar characters.
Unit 1	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Initial Setup
Unit 2	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Walk Cycle
Unit 3	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Template Considerations
Unit 4	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Creating an Animated Template
Unit 5	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Resolve Library Conflicts
Unit 6	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Animating a Run Cycle
Unit 7	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Swap Symbols vs Find and Replace
Unit 8	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Bright Idea? Leaving Notes
Unit 9	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Jump Animation
Unit 10	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Dazed or Hurt Animation
Unit 11	Animating a Side Scroller Character - Attack Animation
Module 3	How to Illustrate a Typical Side Scroller Level
In these videos you will learn how to create platform art for a typical side-scrolling game. We will look at ground tiles, backgrounds, scenery, various objects and more!
Unit 1	Side Scroller Platform Art Tutorial - Ground Tiles
Unit 2	Side Scroller Platform Art Tutorial - Underground Tiles
Unit 3	Side Scroller Platform Art Tutorial - Background and Foreground Elements
Unit 4	Side Scroller Platform Art Tutorial - Clouds
Unit 5	Side Scroller Platform Art Tutorial - 2D and 3D-ish Pipes!
Unit 6	Side Scroller Platform Art Tutorial - Blocky Platforms
Unit 7	Side Scroller Platform Art Tutorial - Rocky or Organic Platforms
Unit 8	Side Scroller Platform Art Tutorial - How to Draw Backgrounds
Unit 9	Side Scroller Platform Art Tutorial - Using Repeating Shapes to Draw Backgrounds
Module 4	Pick Up Items / Icons
In these video tutorials we'll look at how to draw pickup-items on a level (things like hearts, gears, dynamite, etc) and then look at creating more traditional icons for GUI.
Unit 1	How to Draw In-Game Pickup Items or Icons - Hearts / Gears
Unit 2	How to Draw In-Game Pickup Items or Icons - Radioactive Gas Mask Icon
Unit 3	How to Draw In-Game Pickup Items or Icons - Dynamite
Unit 4	How to Draw In-Game Pickup Items or Icons - GUI
Module 5	Varying Styles of Character Art (miscellaneous videos)
In this section we will explore different styles of art.
Unit 1	Block Style Character
Unit 2	Space Invader-ish Character or Icon

How to Draw All Your Own Game Art 2- Video Tutorials

How to Draw Giant Robots

A 10 Hour Flash Animation Tutorial

Module 1	How to Draw Giant Robots – Course Assets
Download all the Flash files for this course
Unit 1	Course Assets
Module 2	Polygon Shape Design
This first session is a soft-approach to getting started with Adobe Flash and vector illustration in general. If you’ve never used Flash before, be sure to watch the initial setup video. Otherwise, you can begin by creating simple polygon shapes, which we extrude to create more complex shapes. We’ll also talk about perspective and create a quick body pose to use in Session 2.
Unit 1	Initial Setup with Adobe Flash
Unit 2	Basic Shapes
Unit 3	Extruding Shapes
Unit 4	Complex Shapes
Unit 5	Body Mockup
Module 3	Shading and Texturing Practice
This session teaches how to save a color palette in Flash, color a three-dimensional object, texture using masks and images, add rust and smoke fx, and more.
Unit 1	Color Palette
Unit 2	Elaborating the Shoulder Parts
Unit 3	Initial Color and Texture
Unit 4	Rust and Smoke
Unit 5	Detailing
Module 4	Parts Library
In this session, we will build up a library of symbols which we can use throughout the rest of the course and in future projects. Keeping an archive of past “parts” will help you to speed through production on your next robot masterpiece.
Unit 1	Cords
Unit 2	Metal Clumps
Unit 3	Repeating Columns
Unit 4	Paint Chips
Unit 5	Atmospheric FX
Unit 6	Insignia
Unit 7	Gears
Module 5	Silhouetting and Adding Primary Planes to the Final Piece
It’s time to begin your epic robot masterpiece. This session will teach you how to use parts from your library and build the silhouette of your robot-to-be. Then we’ll carefully begin adding one-dimensional polygon planes to the robot. Our aim is to simply get a solid foundation for the finished piece.
Unit 1	Using the Parts Library to Build a Silhouette
Unit 2	The Exoskeleton
Unit 3	The Exoskeleton – Primary Planes
Unit 4	The Exoskeleton – Primary Planes (continued)
Unit 5	Touching Up
Module 6	Extruding Planes for the Exoskeleton
In this session we’ll begin extruding the primary planes we created last session and build the robot’s entire exoskeleton, or outer armor, with special attention to both design and functionality.
Unit 1	Extruding the Legs
Unit 2	Extruding the Boots
Unit 3	Extruding the Chest Plates
Unit 4	Extruding the First Arm
Unit 5	Extruding the Second Arm
Unit 6	Extruding the Shoulders
Unit 7	Extruding the Neck and Head
Module 7	Embellishing the Exoskeleton
This session we’ll add lights, vents, divides in the armor, chip away at the edges, insignia, bolts, piping and just about everything else we need before we send our robot off to the next session for final shading.
Unit 1	Lights
Unit 2	Dividing Areas
Unit 3	Thin Lines for Panelling
Unit 4	Rough Edging
Unit 5	Adding Pipes
Unit 6	Insignia and Bolts
Module 8	Adding Realism to the Final Piece
In this final session we will concentrate on giving our robot realistic shading and atmosphere. We’ll add a background layer, then shade each region of the body accordingly. We’ll add smoke effects, damage, debris and even some helicopter fire. Finally, we can export a high resolution image, open it in Photoshop and add watercolor effects to make the image have a painterly, movie poster feel.
Unit 1	Shading
Unit 2	Lighting and Filters
Unit 3	Textures
Unit 4	Debris and Smoke
Unit 5	Adding some optional Photoshop Filters

How to Draw Giant Robots in Adobe Flash - Video tutorials

How to Draw Stylish Ladies

A ten hour tutorial covering how to draw women using the amazingly simply vector illustration tools in Adobe Flash.

Module 1	The Basics
Your instructor will teach you the basics of vector illustration with Flash, which is a very simple approach to drawing, even for non-artists.
Unit 1	Course Assets
Unit 2	How to Draw Stylish Ladies - Introduction
Unit 3	How to Draw Stylish Ladies - Initial Setup
Unit 4	Drawing Basics
Module 2	The Body
This two and a half hour tutorial focuses on illustrating the body.
Unit 1	Lady Body
Unit 2	Body Workshop
Unit 3	Lady in Gown
Unit 4	Body Silhouettes
Module 3	Hair Styles and Head Turns
In this 90 minute session, we look at tips to illustrate hair and turn the head.
Unit 1	Hair Styles
Unit 2	Head Turns
Module 4	Expressions, hands, and feet.
In this 97 minute session, we gather together various “components” of the body to use in our final session.
Unit 1	Expressions
Unit 2	Hands
Unit 3	Feet
Module 5	Final Pieces
In this three hour session, we draw three final poses, focusing primarily on clothing techniques and shading. Each pose is a separate one hour video.
Unit 1	Modern Girl
Unit 2	Greaser Girl
Unit 3	Modest Girl

How to Draw Stylish Ladies - Video Tutorials

Marvelous Logo Design

Learn how to create poster-quality logos from scratch uses Adobe Flash

Module 1	Marvelous Logo Design Course Assets
Download the course assets.
Unit 1	Marvelous Logo Design Course Assets
Module 2	Text Fundamentals in Adobe Flash
In this section we will discuss the initial setup and fundamentals of manipulating text in Flash
Unit 1	Initial Setup
Unit 2	Basics of Text in Adobe Flash
Unit 3	Lettering Inset and Expansion
Module 3	Adding Dimension and Texture
In this section we will explore adding three-dimension aspects and masking textures in the logo.
Unit 1	Gradients and Shadowing
Unit 2	Working with a Texture in Photoshop
Unit 3	Masking & Adding the Texture to Flash
Unit 4	Adding More 3-Dimensional Aspects
Module 4	Complimentary Enhancements around the Text
In this section we will refine the almost-finished logo with some accompanying art.
Unit 1	Adding Cracks and a Rocky Backdrop
Unit 2	Adding Lens Flares
Unit 3	Adding a Cosmic Star Effect
Unit 4	Adding an Optional Subtitle
Unit 5	Conclusion

CartoonSmart Classics - The Cartoonist Collection

The year: sometime in the 2000's. The Mac OS is "bubblier", Adobe Flash had just gotten this new feature called Filters, and CartoonSmart's owner and lead instructor sounds a few years younger. But if we're brave enough to post these oldies but goodies, you can find the courage to watch them. The craziest thing about these past greats: the illustration techniques taught back then still hold up today. Yes, Adobe Flash really hasn't changed much! Vector illustration in Flash is pretty much as its always been. Simply, straight-forward and an excellent tool for cartoonists!

Module 1	Course Assets
This section contains the course assets for every tutorial in this collection.
Unit 1	Download-able Videos
Unit 2	Course Assets
Module 2	Cartoonist Heads (4 hrs)
This Adobe Flash tutorial teaches how to illustrate cartoon heads. The course looks at the basics of illustration, various expressions, and how to draw "turn-arounds" for various views of the same head.
Unit 1	Cartoon Heads Part 1
Unit 2	Cartoon Heads Part 2
Unit 3	Cartoon Heads Part 3
Module 3	Retro Futurism (6 hrs)
This four-part lesson guides you step-by-step through illustrating in a retro-fururistic style. We'll start by looking at the history of this style (diners, classic cars), then put it to practice using Adobe Flash.
Unit 1	References and Illustrating a Retro Diner Sign
Unit 2	Stylized Interface Design
Unit 3	Retro-Futuristic Office and Car
Unit 4	How to Draw a Fun, Futuristic Cityscape
Module 4	How to Draw Spokes Character (4 hrs)
A spokes-character is a creative way to further the branding of your product or service. Over time, customers will identify your character with whatever you sell AND ideally, be reminded of your product more often. This course will teach you to design and animate your brand, app or product's spokes character using Flash.
Unit 1	How to Draw Spokes Characters - Part 1
Unit 2	How to Draw Spokes Characters - Part 2
Unit 3	How to Draw Spokes Characters - Part 3
Module 5	How to Draw Cartoon Backgrounds (5 hrs)
The first lesson teaches the fundamentals of drawing backgrounds, like 1, 2, and 3 point perspective. Lesson two takes things further with 5 point and curvilinear perspective, focusing mostly on city-type scenes. The final lesson teaches how to draw elements like rocks, plants, mountains, and then how to animate a scene to create a parallax looping background.
Unit 1	How to Draw Cartoon Backgrounds - Part 1
Unit 2	How to Draw Cartoon Backgrounds - Part 2
Unit 3	How to Draw Cartoon Backgrounds - Part 3
Module 6	Comic Book Illustration (3 hrs)
This three part lesson guides you through creating a comic-book style illustration from start to finish in Adobe Flash.
Unit 1	Comic Book Illustration - Part 1
Unit 2	Comic Book Illustration - Part 2
Unit 3	Comic Book Illustration - Part 3
Module 7	How to Draw Clothing (3 hrs)
This relaxed, practice course is full of great tips and techniques for illustrating clothing. After the lessons, you can practice drawing clothing on any of the silhouettes provided in the example projects.
Unit 1	How to Draw Clothing - Part 1
Unit 2	How to Draw Clothing - Part 2
Unit 3	How to Draw Clothing - Part 3
Module 8	How to Draw Cartoon Bodies (6 hrs)
This course teaches how to draw the body and play off the human form to create a more "cartoonish" body (like exagerating certain features). The bulk of the lesson is in Flash, but we also feature some quick sketching techniques to prepare for drawing the polished Flash versions.
Unit 1	How to Draw Cartoon Bodies - Part 1
Unit 2	How to Draw Cartoon Bodies - Part 2
Unit 3	How to Draw Cartoon Bodies - Part 3
Unit 4	How to Draw Cartoon Bodies - Part 4
Unit 5	How to Draw Cartoon Bodies - Part 5

Classic CartoonSmart Cartoonist Tutorials

Isometric Pixel Art Tutorial - Subscription Access

This tutorial begins with a blank Photoshop canvas and teaches you step by step, pixel by pixel how to draw the building above. You'll learn how to setup an isometric world to draw in and stick to it even when what you are drawing throws some curves at you.

Module 1	Isometric Pixel Art Video Tutorials
This course is split into two parts...
Unit 1	Isometric Pixel Art Video Tutorial - Part 1
Unit 2	Isometric Pixel Art Video Tutorial - Part 2

CartoonSmart Classics - The Professional Illustration Collection

This collection includes five more lessons from yesteryear, but all still relevant to the latest version of Adobe Flash. This bundle teaches logo design, shading, industrial design, interface design, and how to draw realistic faces.

Module 1	Course Assets
You can download all the course assets / projects here.
Unit 1	Download-able Videos
Unit 2	Course Assets
Module 2	Realistic Shading (2.5 hrs)
Learn professional shading techniques using Adobe Flash. Watch the videos and practice along using the included (but unshaded) vector art.
Unit 1	Realistic Shading - Part 1
Unit 2	Realistic Shading - Part 2
Module 3	Logo Design (3.5 hrs)
Although this Logo Design course teaches plenty of illustration techniques in Flash, its primary goal is to inspire you with quick examples of many approaches you can try in the early design stages of a logo. Freelances artists are commonly asked to design or redesign logos for clients, and one single version is rarely enough. You'll be asked to create dozens of examples, and after taking this course you'll be better prepared to give a client exactly what they want. And keep in mind, corporate "identity" and brand recognition both rely heavily on an effective logo, so be sure to charge a client well for your design talents!
Unit 1	Logo Design - Part 1
Unit 2	Logo Design - Part 2
Unit 3	Logo Design - Part 3
Module 4	Industrial Design (2.5 hrs)
This intermediate-level Flash illustration course focuses on realistic design, while creating a mobile device and compass.
Unit 1	Industrial Design - Part 1
Unit 2	Industrial Design - Part 2
Module 5	Realistic Face Illustration Tutorial (3 hrs)
This tutorial teaches how to draw realistic faces in Adobe Flash.
Unit 1	Illustrating Realistic Faces Tutorial Part 1
Unit 2	Illustrating Realistic Faces Tutorial Part 2
Unit 3	Illustrating Realistic Faces Tutorial Part 3
Module 6	Interface Design (7 hrs)
This lengthy tutorial series teaches how to create general user interfaces, buttons, icons, options screens and more. The last hour teaches basic setup and coding for possible buttons or interactivity within the interfaces: mostly simple buttons and rollover events to trigger animation.
Unit 1	Interface Design - Part 1
Unit 2	Interface Design - Part 2
Unit 3	Interface Design - Part 3
Unit 4	Interface Design - Part 4
Unit 5	Interface Design - Part 5

Classic CartoonSmart Professional Illustration Tutorials

Exploring Adobe Illustrator - Subscription Access

Professional artist, Brian Zaikowski brings teaches this amazing twenty-four hour Adobe Illustrator tutorial library. Yes, a full day’s worth of videos. But don’t go into shock thinking about giving up an entire weekend to watch all of these at once, because you don’t have to tackle them in any particular order. The videos in this collection are like books on a shelf, just waiting for the moment you need to learn everything about a particular tool or preference in Illustrator. Or for those true of heart that want to master Adobe Illustrator in a couple days, you can begin with the A’s and start eating up these videos like popcorn. There’s 111 in total, along with over 50 source files.

Module 1	The Tool Videos
You can watch these videos below in any order.
Unit 1	Course Assets
Unit 2	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Appearance Panel
Unit 3	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Artboards
Unit 4	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Arranging Objects
Unit 5	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Basic Shape Tools
Unit 6	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Blend Menu
Unit 7	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Blend Tool
Unit 8	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Blob Brush Tool
Unit 9	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Browse in Bridge
Unit 10	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Brushes Art
Unit 11	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Brushes Bristle
Unit 12	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Brushes Calligraphic
Unit 13	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Brushes Pattern
Unit 14	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Brushes Scatter
Unit 15	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Clipping Mask and Compound Paths
Unit 16	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Copy and Paste
Unit 17	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Color Settings
Unit 18	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Copy and Paste
Unit 19	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Creating Seamless Tiling Patterns
Unit 20	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Create Object Mosaic
Unit 21	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Edit Colors
Unit 22	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Crop or Trim Marks
Unit 23	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Define Pattern
Unit 24	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Document Setup
Unit 25	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Draw Normal Behind or Inside
Unit 26	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Effects > Distort and Transform >
Unit 27	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Envelope Distort
Unit 28	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Eraser, Scissors, Knife Tool
Unit 29	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Expand and Expand Appearance
Unit 30	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Extrude and Bevel
Unit 31	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - File Info
Unit 32	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Find and Replace
Unit 33	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Flatten Transparency
Unit 34	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Free Transform Tool
Unit 35	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Graphic Styles
Unit 36	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Gradient Mesh From Object
Unit 37	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Gradient Mesh Tool
Unit 38	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Grouping and Locking Objects
Unit 39	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Hide and Show Objects
Unit 40	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Keyboard Shortcuts
Unit 41	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Layers Panel
Unit 42	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Lasso Tool
Unit 43	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Line Segment Tool
Unit 44	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Liquify Tools
Unit 45	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Live Paint
Unit 46	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Live Trace Supplement
Unit 47	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Live Trace
Unit 48	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Magic Wand Tool
Unit 49	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - New Document Options
Unit 50	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - New Window and New Views
Unit 51	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Paintbrush vs Pencil and Pen
Unit 52	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Path Functions
Unit 53	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Pencil Tools
Unit 54	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Pen Tools
Unit 55	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Pencil Tools
Unit 56	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Perspective Grid
Unit 57	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Pixel Preview Grid
Unit 58	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Place...
Unit 59	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Presets
Unit 60	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Rasterizing Objects
Unit 61	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Recolor Artwork
Unit 62	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Revert to Saved
Unit 63	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Rotate and Reflect
Unit 64	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Save for Microsoft Office
Unit 65	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Save as vs Export
Unit 66	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Scale Portions of Objects
Unit 67	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Save for Web and Devices
Unit 68	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Scripts
Unit 69	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Scale Shear and Reshape Tools
Unit 70	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Selection Tools
Unit 71	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Shape Builder Tools
Unit 72	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Slices
Unit 73	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Symbol Sprayer
Unit 74	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Templates
Unit 75	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Text Wrap
Unit 76	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Tool Alternates
Unit 77	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Tool Panel
Unit 78	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Transform Each
Unit 79	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Transform Effect
Unit 80	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Transform from Object Menu
Unit 81	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Type Tools
Unit 82	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Width Tools
Unit 83	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - 3D Revolve Tool
Module 2	The Preference Videos
You can watch the videos below in any order.
Unit 1	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Anchor Point and Handle Display
Unit 2	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Anti Aliased Artwork
Unit 3	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Append Upon Opening Legacy Files
Unit 4	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Control Click to Select Objects Behind
Unit 5	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Constrain Angle
Unit 6	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Corner Radius
Unit 7	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Disable Auto Add Delete
Unit 8	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Double Click to Isolate
Unit 9	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Guides and Grid
Unit 10	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Leading Tracking and BaselineShift
Unit 11	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Font Preview Missing Glyph
Unit 12	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Keyboard Increment
Unit 13	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Leading Tracking and BaselineShift
Unit 14	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Object Selection by Path Only
Unit 15	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Reset All Warning Dialogs
Unit 16	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Scale, Strokes and Effects
Unit 17	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Select Same Tint Percentage
Unit 18	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Selection Tolerance
Unit 19	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Show Tool Tips
Unit 20	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Slices, Hyphenation and ScratchDisks
Unit 21	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Smart Guides
Unit 22	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Snap to Point
Unit 23	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Transform Pattern Tiles
Unit 24	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Type Path, Asian, English, Recent
Unit 25	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Units of Measurement
Unit 26	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Use Japanese Crop Marks
Unit 27	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Use Precise Cursors
Unit 28	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - User Interface, File Handling, Appearance Black
Unit 29	Adobe Illustrator Video Tutorial - Use Preview Bounds
Module 3	Bonus - How to Draw Comic Strips with Adobe Illustrator
Brian Zaikowski also teaches this amazing Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop course covering a topic he knows plenty about: comic strip creation! Brian is an accomplished illustrator with hundreds of comic strips in publications worldwide, and somehow CartoonSmart was lucky enough to get him to author this huge tutorial on what it takes to do what he does. Actually we just barricaded him in our office until he recorded all his secrets. Brian’s primary application in this lesson is Adobe Illustrator, so he’ll be working with vector art most of the time, but toward the end he finishes up with Photoshop for some of the shading and finishing touches. This is a fantastic tutorial and simply entertaining at times. Enjoy!
Unit 1	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Assets
Unit 2	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Introduction
Unit 3	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Setting Up Perspective
Unit 4	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Display Case
Unit 5	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Display Case Wood Grain
Unit 6	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Sand Part 1
Unit 7	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Sand Part 2
Unit 8	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Tree Trunk
Unit 9	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Leaves of Grass
Unit 10	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Changing the Wood Grain
Unit 11	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Rocks
Unit 12	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Refining the Tree and Rock
Unit 13	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Pants Part 1
Unit 14	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Pants Part 2
Unit 15	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Pants Part 3
Unit 16	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Snake Part 1
Unit 17	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Snake Part 2
Unit 18	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Glass
Unit 19	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Floor Guide and Man Sketch
Unit 20	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Woman Sketch
Unit 21	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Drawing the Man's Head
Unit 22	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Drawing the Man's Body Part 1
Unit 23	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Drawing the Man's Body Part 2
Unit 24	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Drawing the Woman Part 2
Unit 25	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Drawing the Woman Part 1
Unit 26	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Drawing the Woman Part 3
Unit 27	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Walls and Floor
Unit 28	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Finish Room
Unit 29	Comics Strips with Adobe Illustrator - Finishing with Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator Character Design - Subscription Access

Go from sketching to full color vector with professional illustrator, Mike Mac. This course uses Adobe Illustrator, but you can choose the design program of your choice (preferably vector based though).

Module 1	Retro Ghost Character - NEW!
How to draw a retro style ghost character
Unit 1	How to Draw a Retro Style Ghost Character
Module 2	Character Design
This section teaches how to draw two highly stylized human characters.
Unit 1	Course Assets
Unit 2	Stylized Human Character Design Part 1
Unit 3	Stylized Human Character Design Part 2
Unit 4	Stylized Human Character Design Part 3
Module 3	Animal Character Design
This video teaches how to sketch and use Adobe Illustrator to create various stylized animals.
Unit 1	Animal Character Design

Animation

Adobe Animate or Flash Animation Training Bundle - Subscription Access

This HUGE bundle of courses includes Conan Sinclair's four popular "Tradigital Animation" courses along with a bonus course on 2D Character Rigging in Adobe Animate / Flash. Find out more about each course below. This collection is 31 hours in total!

Module 1	Tradigital Animation Head Movements - The Basics
This first session covers basic animation techniques applicable to any program you choose to animate with, but Conan does spend some time early on teaching a few of the tools within Adobe Animate / Flash that he will be using throughout this series of lessons.
Unit 1	Tradigital Animations Head Movements Tutorial - Assets
Unit 2	The Basics
Module 2	Tradigital Animation Head Movements - Head Turn Animations
Learn how to do a head turn animation, starting with two key poses, then work with timing, ease-in and out’s, and in-between frames.
Unit 1	Head Turn Animations
Module 3	Tradigital Animation Head Movements - Flexibility
Learn how to get more flexibility in your animation when going from one keypose to another.
Unit 1	Flexibility
Module 4	Tradigital Animation Head Movements - Lip Syncing
This session covers dialogue animation using mouth shapes (or phonemes) and then the instructor brings in an audio file to sync an animation to.
Unit 1	Lip Syncing - Part 1
Unit 2	Lip Syncing - Part 2
Unit 3	Lip Syncing Part 3
Module 5	Tradigital Animation Head Movements - Cleaning Up
This last session teaches how to clean up your animation, paint in a more polished, professional look to your frames, then include Layer effects to add a variety of styles to your final piece.
Unit 1	Clean Up
Module 6	Tradigital Animation: Body Mechanics - The Basics
This lesson teaches the basics of how to make your body animations look real. In the cartoon world anything is possible, but there’s still some “rules” to play by. You can’t have joints bending every which way, and that’s one of the things this part looks into. The second half of this lesson teaches a simple animation exercise by making a body move from one side to another.
Unit 1	Tradigital Animation Body Mechanics - Course Assets
Unit 2	Basics - Part 1
Unit 3	Basics - Part 2
Module 7	Tradigital Animation: Body Mechanics - Jumping
This part teaches how to animate a realistic jump, which is a great movement exercise to get an appreciation for weight.
Unit 1	Jumping
Module 8	Tradigital Animation: Body Mechanics - Sitting and Standing.
Think about how often a character on TV gets up or sits down in a scene. In your own animations, you’ll find this a useful exercise to add some movement to a scene where your characters might otherwise only be talking.
Unit 1	Sitting
Unit 2	Standing
Module 9	Tradigital Animation: Body Mechanics - Walk Cycles Tutorial
The next few lessons focus on every animators favorite (or possibly most dreaded) sequence: the walk/run cycle. Conan teaches his method of breaking these down into four manageable key poses, which he then adds in-betweens to.
Unit 1	Walk Cycles
Module 10	Tradigital Animation: Body Mechanics - Run Cycles
Runs are similar to walks in that you’ll learn to create four key poses of the cycle, but this time with a bounding motion to it, and the faster the run, the more of a lean is added to the character.
Unit 1	Run Cycles
Module 11	Tradigital Animation: Body Mechanics - Advanced Movements
This final lesson converts our side view cycles into front view and three-quarter view cycles, which can be a real test for new animators. Conan also teaches a walk cycle with a “double bounce” movement.
Unit 1	Advanced Movements - Part 1
Unit 2	Advanced Movements - Part 2
Unit 3	Advanced Movements - Part 3
Module 12	Tradigital Animation: Fight Scenes! - Setting up the Scene
Conan Sinclair explains how important it is to begin with model sheets, an environment and storyboard before beginning to actually animate. Those assets are included along with source files throughout the rest of the tutorial. This part mostly focuses on setting up the stage with some initial animation of each character during the pan-in.
Unit 1	Tradigital Animation - Fight Scenes Tutorial - Assets
Unit 2	Introduction
Unit 3	Setting up the Scene - Part 1
Unit 4	Setting up the Scene - Part 2
Module 13	Tradigital Animation: Fight Scenes! - Building Suspense
No fight sequence would be complete without some initial “showboating” of each opponent’s skills. In this part Conan animates the Big Brute’s “bring it on” style fist clap and the Little Dude’s sequence of martial arts flare.
Unit 1	Building Suspense - Part 1
Unit 2	Building Suspense - Part 2
Unit 3	Building Suspense - Part 3
Module 14	Tradigital Animation: Fight Scenes! - Punching and Running
In this lesson, the two key sequences are the Little Dude running to attack and the Big Brute sending a direct punch toward the camera. This part has some great examples of “smear”, similar to motion blur, but done by actually drawing in a smear of motion to the frame.
Unit 1	Punching and Running - Part 1
Unit 2	Punching and Running - Part 2
Module 15	Tradigital Animation: Fight Scenes! - The Fight is on
Kick, block, deflect, punch, there’s a little of everything in this part.
Unit 1	The Fight Is ON! - Part 1
Unit 2	The Fight Is ON! - Part 2
Unit 3	The Fight Is ON! - Part 3
Module 16	Tradigital Animation: Fight Scenes! - Clean Up and Compiling the Finished Scenes
This lesson covers coloring the rough frames, then exporting PNG sequences to be compiled into a non-linear video editing program for a little extra sizzle. Conan uses After Effects, but you can edit together the finished scenes in the program of your choice. He’ll also teach how to add some effects to make the entire piece look less like it was made in Adobe Animate / Flash.
Unit 1	Clean Up and Compiling the Finished Scenes
Module 17	Tradigital Animation: 2D FX -Introduction and Muzzle FX
This tutorial focuses on the muzzle animation in Adobe Animate / Flash.
Unit 1	Tradigital Animation – 2D FX - Assets
Unit 2	Tradigital Animation - 2DFX Tutorial - Introduction
Unit 3	Muzzles - Part 1
Unit 4	Muzzles - Part 2
Module 18	Tradigital Animation: 2D FX - Mini-Impacts
This tutorial focuses on creating a mini-explosion in Adobe Animate / Flash.
Unit 1	Impacts
Unit 2	Impacts with Smoke
Module 19	Tradigital Animation: 2D FX - Candle Flames and Fire
The third session in the series teaches you how to animate a small flame and a larger fire in Adobe Animate / Flash
Unit 1	Basic Candle
Unit 2	Candle in Wind
Unit 3	Fire Pre-Viz
Unit 4	Fire Final
Module 20	Tradigital Animation: 2D FX - Steam and Smoke FX
The fourth session covers two similarly challenging effects, steam and smoke.
Unit 1	Steam
Unit 2	Smoke
Module 21	Tradigital Animation: 2D FX - Running Water and Splash FX
Water is the bane of most animators at some point or another. Conan will show you some easy tricks to alleviate that.
Unit 1	Basic Water
Unit 2	Splash FX
Module 22	Tradigital Animation: 2D FX - The Grand Enchilda: A Giant Explosion
And finally, the big bang. Conan animates an incredibly cool looking explosion effect.
Unit 1	Big Explosions Part 1
Unit 2	Big Explosions Part 2
Module 23	2D Character Rigging with Adobe Animate or Adobe Flash
Join Conan Sinclair in this multi-hour course as he teaches the main technique for production-quality character rigging in Flash: symbol swapping, which allows for more freedom and complex animations than the other common technique, puppet rigging (simply rotating or moving the same artwork). While animation is the primary focus of this series, Conan will be starting from scratch and teaching how to illustrate the entire character as well. You’ll then learn how to use symbol swapping to animate the head (from multiple views), the mouth (for lip syncing) and the body.
Unit 1	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Assets
Unit 2	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Intro
Unit 3	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 1
Unit 4	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 2
Unit 5	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 3
Unit 6	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 4
Unit 7	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 5
Unit 8	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 6
Unit 9	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 7
Unit 10	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 8
Unit 11	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 9
Unit 12	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 10
Unit 13	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 11
Unit 14	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 12
Unit 15	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 13
Unit 16	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 14
Unit 17	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 15
Unit 18	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 16
Unit 19	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 17
Unit 20	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 18
Unit 21	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 19
Unit 22	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 20
Unit 23	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 21
Unit 24	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 22
Unit 25	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 23
Unit 26	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 24
Unit 27	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 25
Unit 28	2D Character Rigging Tutorial Part 26

Tradigital Animation Head Movements Tutorials

Tradigital Animation Body Mechanics Tutorials

Traditional animation tutorial fight scenes

The Classic CartoonSmart Animation Collection

These “Classic” CartoonSmart lessons have been revived from the grave for a limited time. Watch in awe (or horror) as the Flash interface is transformed back to the mid-2000’s to a time when Adobe didn’t even own Flash and Filters were a “new” feature. What might surprise you though is the material actual holds up quite well. Animation tutorials are really about practicing core principals and key-framing symbols really hasn’t changed in Flash since the beginning.

Module 1	Two Leg Walk Cycle Animations Tutorial with Flash
Learn to animate the walk cycles of various people and views in this 5 hour lesson.
Unit 1	Source Video Files
Unit 2	Two Leg Walk Cycle Animations Tutorial - Assets
Unit 3	Two Leg Walk Cycle Animations Tutorial - Part 1
Unit 4	Two Leg Walk Cycle Animations Tutorial - Part 2
Unit 5	Two Leg Walk Cycle Animations Tutorial - Part 3
Module 2	Four Leg Walk Cycle Animations with Flash
Animate various four-legged creatures in this lengthy 4 hour lesson. Animals include, cats, dogs, horses, elephants and more.
Unit 1	Four Leg Walk Cycle Animations Tutorial - Assets
Unit 2	Four Leg Walk Cycle Animations Tutorial - Part 1
Unit 3	Four Leg Walk Cycle Animations Tutorial - Part 2
Unit 4	Four Leg Walk Cycle Animations Tutorial - Part 3
Module 3	Title and Bumper Animations with Flash
Learn how to animate title / bumper sequences with a little logo design mixed in for good measure, in this 5 hour series.
Unit 1	Title and Bumper Animations Tutorial - Assets
Unit 2	Title and Bumper Animations Tutorial - Part 1
Unit 3	Title and Bumper Animations Tutorial - Part 2
Unit 4	Title and Bumper Animations Tutorial - Part 3
Unit 5	Title and Bumper Animations Tutorial - Part 4
Module 4	Animate a Ninja with Adobe Flash
This popular series from yesteryear teaches how to setup a scene where a ninja falls from the sky and does a series of movements on the ground.
Unit 1	Animating a Ninja Tutorial - Assets
Unit 2	Animate a Ninja Tutorial - Part 1
Unit 3	Animate a Ninja Tutorial - Part 2
Unit 4	Animate a Ninja Tutorial - Part 3
Module 5	Silhouette Animations with Flash
Learn how to animate stylish animations in silhouette with Adobe Flash. This course teaches many techniques that wouldn't normally get taught in a character animation course. 2 hours.
Unit 1	Silhouette Animations Tutorial - Assets
Unit 2	Silhouette Animations Tutorial - Part 1
Unit 3	Silhouette Animations Tutorial - Part 2

Animated Stills - Subscription Access

Transform still photographs or illustrations into moving masterpieces. You can see the finished example from this series here

Module 1	Animated Stills
This section contains the source projects and all four parts of this course.
Unit 1	Animated Stills - Projects and Assets
Unit 2	Animated Stills - Part 1
Unit 3	Animated Stills - Part 2
Unit 4	Animated Stills - Part 3
Unit 5	Animated Stills - Part 4

CartoonSmart Classics - The After Effects Collection

This collection of After Effects tutorials has stood the test of time and we're proudly offering it to our art subscribers as an extra bonus.

Module 1	After Effects Tutorial - Projects and Rendering Basics
Download all the source projects and watch a quick tutorial on the basics of rendering in After Effects.
Unit 1	After Effects Training Collection - All Projects and Assets
Unit 2	After Effects Training Collection - Rendering Basics
Module 2	After Effects Tutorial - Moving Masks Project
Create movie quality tracking FX over your video or images.
Unit 1	After Effects Training Collection - Moving Masks
Module 3	After Effects Tutorial - Arrivals Board Project
An introduction to After Effects and how to create an Arrivals Board effect.
Unit 1	After Effects Training Collection - Arrivals Board - Part 1
Unit 2	After Effects Training Collection - Arrivals Board - Part 2
Module 4	After Effects Tutorial - Cool Energy Project
Learn how to create a swirling energetic effect in After Effects.
Unit 1	After Effects Training Collection - Cool Energy
Module 5	After Effects Tutorial - Dynamic Text Project
Learn how to import text from a .txt file and quickly render pre-animated movies.
Unit 1	After Effects Training Collection - Dynamic Text
Module 6	After Effects Tutorial - Snow and 3D Images Project
Learn how to animate snow particles and how to layer and animate still images.
Unit 1	After Effects Training Collection - Snow Project
Module 7	After Effects Tutorial - 3D Street Project
Learn how to combine Flash symbols and images to create a 3D After Effects scene.
Unit 1	After Effects Training Collection - 3D Street Project
Module 8	After Effects Tutorial - Expressions
Learn how to programmably move objects in this After Effects tutorial.
Unit 1	After Effects Training Collection - Expressions

Make Thousands With Your Art Using Unity3D & Maya - Subscription Access

A step by step guide on taking your illustrations & character designs & turning them into monthly cash from the Unity Asset Store.

Module 1	Course Overview and Introduction
Short videos to welcome you to the course.
Unit 1	Welcome to the Course
Unit 2	What is Unity 3D
Unit 3	Choosing Modeling and Animation Software
Module 2	Getting Ready
In this section, we will discuss the starting sketch we will work off of and get a basic overview of Maya.
Unit 1	Analyzing Character Design and Planning
Unit 2	Quick Maya Basics Overview
Module 3	Modeling in Maya
In this series of tutorials, we will model a complete character in Maya.
Unit 1	Modeling the Eyeball
Unit 2	Modeling the Eyelids
Unit 3	Modeling the Nose
Unit 4	Modeling the Head
Unit 5	Attaching the Nose
Unit 6	Modeling the Teeth and Tongue
Unit 7	Modeling the Body
Unit 8	Modeling the Leg - pt 1
Unit 9	Modeling the Leg - pt 2
Unit 10	Modeling the Arm - pt 1
Unit 11	Modeling the Arm - pt 2
Unit 12	Modeling the Arm - pt 3
Unit 13	Modeling the Wings
Unit 14	Modeling Summary PDF File
Module 4	Texturing and UV Mapping in Maya
In this series of tutorials we will texture the character we modeled in Maya.
Unit 1	Quick UV Overview
Unit 2	Unwrapping Individual Meshes pt 1
Unit 3	Unwrapping Individual Meshes pt 2
Unit 4	Unwrapping Individual Meshes pt 3
Unit 5	Unwrapping Individual Meshes pt 4
Unit 6	Organizing and Exporting UV's
Unit 7	Final Touch Up's
Module 5	Painting Texture in Photoshop
Through four videos we will discuss painting textures in Photoshop.
Unit 1	Painting Texture in Photoshop - Pt 1
Unit 2	Painting Texture in Photoshop - Pt 2
Unit 3	Painting Texture in Photoshop - Pt 3
Unit 4	Painting Texture in Photoshop - Pt 4
Module 6	Rigging in Maya
In this series of videos we will rig the entire character for animation in Maya.
Unit 1	Quick Joints Overview
Unit 2	Joint Orientation
Unit 3	Rigging the Legs
Unit 4	Rigging the Arms and Hands
Unit 5	Rigging the Eyes
Unit 6	Rigging the Head
Unit 7	Rigging the Body
Unit 8	Rigging the Wings
Unit 9	Clean up and Test the Final Rig
Unit 10	Rigging Summary PDF File
Module 7	Animation in Maya
Its finally time to animate! In this series of tutorials we will animate various actions for the character, then look at exporting for Unity.
Unit 1	Quick Intro to the Animation Tools in Maya
Unit 2	Animating in Maya Tutorial - Part 1 - Flying
Unit 3	Animating in Maya Tutorial - Part 2 - Flying
Unit 4	Animating in Maya Tutorial - Part 3 - Attack
Unit 5	Animating in Maya Tutorial - Part 4 - Idle
Unit 6	Exporting from Maya to Unity Tutorial and Rendering with Mental Ray
Unit 7	Animation Summary PDF File
Module 8	Unity 3D - Putting It All Together
In these tutorial we will bring the character into Unity, to prepare the animate model for sale in the Asset Store.
Unit 1	Importing a 3D Model to Unity with Animations - pt 1
Unit 2	Importing a 3D Model to Unity with Animations - pt 2
Unit 3	Rotating the Character in Unity3D with a Mouse
Unit 4	Hooking up Maya's Animations to Unity's GUI Buttons for Easy Control
Unit 5	Fixing our Belly Deformation in Maya and Testing in Unity
Unit 6	Normal Map
Unit 7	Import Summary PDF File
Module 9	Unity 3D - Asset Store Submission
This section we will discuss the in's and out's of selling your model in the Unity Asset Store.
Unit 1	Asset Store Photoshop Template and Opening a New Account
Unit 2	Finish Creating Screenshots and Preview File for the Final Product
Unit 3	Setup New Package in Your Publishers Admin Page
Unit 4	Install Free Asset Store Tools and Submit For Approval
Module 10	Project Files
Download the finished project files for this course.
Unit 1	Final Project Instructions
Unit 2	Project Files
Module 11	Bonus Lessons
Some miscellaneous topics we thought worth adding onto the course.
Unit 1	Multicut Tool
Unit 2	Creating Custom Shelf

A Blender Game Character - Subscription Access

Learn Blender with over 9 hours of video tutorials, taught by John Nyquist, CartoonSmart's very first guest teacher and North America's first trainer to be certified by the Blender organization! So yes, he has the chops to teach anything Blender related and John returns to us in glorious fashion to teach this amazing series.

Module 1	Blender Quick Start
If you've never used Blender before, or just need a refresher on some key concepts, begin here.
Unit 1	Blender Quick Start Course Assets
Unit 2	Blender Quickstart Tutorial
Module 2	A Blender Game Character
The real fun begins in ‘A Blender Game Character’, where you’ll learn how to take a basic illustration or idea for a character, model it in 3D, animate it, and ultimately export out sequential PNG files which you can use in your next app or game.
Unit 1	A Blender Game Character - Course Assets
Unit 2	A Blender Game Character - Session 1
Unit 3	A Blender Game Character - Session 2
Unit 4	A Blender Game Character - Session 3
Unit 5	A Blender Game Character - Session 4
Unit 6	A Blender Game Character - Session 5
Unit 7	A Blender Game Character - Session 6
Unit 8	A Blender Game Character - Session 7
Unit 9	A Blender Game Character - Session 8
Unit 10	A Blender Game Character - Session 9
Unit 11	A Blender Game Character - Session 10

A Blender Game Character Video Tutorials

Modeling a Maya Roller Coaster - Subscription Access

...Learn from experienced instructor, Brian Heinrich, and become a master Maya modeler. The course is spread over dozens of short lessons to keep you on track. No pun intended.

Module 1	Introduction and Initial Setup
Welcome to 'Modeling a Maya Roller Coaster'. In this series, we will cover various tools and methods to create our very own theme park ride. We will focus on creating the roller coaster itself, including the track and detailed car models, then work on the surrounding landscape: walkways, trashcans, grass, gates, flags, and turnstiles.
Unit 1	Modeling a Maya Roller Coaster - Course Assets
Unit 2	Brief Introduction to Maya
Unit 3	Setting up your project folder
Unit 4	Hotkeys, setting preferences, and installing simple scripts
Unit 5	Overview of using polygonal objects
Unit 6	Modeling overview / workflow using nurbs surfaces
Module 2	Creating the roller coaster track
In this second session, you will start with an empty scene and end with a fully modeled track system with supports.
Unit 1	Research, ideas, and concepts
Unit 2	Practice with a simplified track
Unit 3	Creating the track course via an initial path
Unit 4	Initial path addendum
Unit 5	Design the track look and feel
Unit 6	Create the track geometry
Unit 7	Adding height to the track path
Unit 8	Creating track support: geometry
Unit 9	Adding banking to turns
Unit 10	Adding the track supports
Module 3	Creating the car
In this session, you will focus on create the roller coaster car.
Unit 1	Car overview - Research and design
Unit 2	Creating the car geometry - Base
Unit 3	Refine the car base and add details
Unit 4	Detailing the pipes and front bumper
Unit 5	Detailing the rivets, mirrors and more
Unit 6	Creating the seat base
Unit 7	Adding seat details
Unit 8	Seat restraints
Unit 9	Wheel geometry
Unit 10	Putting together the wheel assembly
Unit 11	Putting the car together and adding it to the track
Module 4	Entrance sign and ride logo
In this section, we will create a fancy entrance sign and logo for the roller coaster ride.
Unit 1	Sign overview and concept
Unit 2	Create base sign backdrop
Unit 3	Adding text and details
Module 5	Various theme park elements
In this session, we will create extra elements to surround the coaster, including a trash can, gate, flag, turnstile, walkway, foliage and simple landscape.
Unit 1	Theme park elements overview
Unit 2	Creating a trash can
Unit 3	Creating a flag
Unit 4	Creating a gate / pipe rail
Unit 5	Creating a turnstile
Unit 6	Creating walkways
Unit 7	Creating simple foliage
Unit 8	Creating simple foliage 2
Unit 9	Creating a simple landscape
Module 6	Putting it all together
In this short, final session we will bring everything together to create our finished masterpiece.
Unit 1	Overview
Unit 2	Importing and placing elements

Character Animation with Maya - Subscription Access

This course aims to give anyone a quick start into the world of 3D animation but also guide you through some of the most challenging animation cycles with real-time instruction.

Module 1	Introduction to Animation in Maya
In these videos your instructor, Conan Sinclair covers the basics with Maya while teaching a bouncing ball project.
Unit 1	Maya Character Animation Course Assets
Unit 2	Introduction to Maya
Unit 3	Maya Tour as it Applies to Animation
Unit 4	The Classic Bouncing Ball Tutorial
Unit 5	Balance
Module 2	Turning a character
In these videos Conan teaches how to make your character do a dramatic turn.
Unit 1	Starting the animation
Unit 2	Adding anticipation and follow through
Unit 3	Smoothing it out
Module 3	Jumping
In these videos, Conan teaches how to make your character do a realistic jump.
Unit 1	Starting the Jump Animation
Unit 2	Finessing the Jump Animation
Unit 3	Final changes
Module 4	Walk Cycles Tutorial
In this section, Conan guides you through making a looping walk cycle for the character.
Unit 1	Walk Cycles part 1
Unit 2	Walk Cycles part 2
Module 5	Double bounce walk cycle
In these videos, you'll learn how to animate a more stylized "double bounce" walk cycle.
Unit 1	Double Bounce Walk Cycle Part 1
Unit 2	Double Bounce Walk Cycle Part 2
Module 6	Rendering and Texturing
In this final video, you'll learn how to render and texture the character inside of an environment.
Unit 1	Texturing and Rendering

Maya Character Animation Video Tutorials

Actionscript 3

Actionscript 3 Game Development Tutorial Bundle - Subscription Access

A huge compilation of over 70 hours of Flash and Actionscript 3 training. Adobe Flash can export to either iOS, Android or HTML5 based apps.

Module 1	Actionscript 3 Game Development Bundle - All Course Assets
Download all the resource files for each course in one zip file.
Unit 1	All Course Assets
Module 2	The Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course
The ideal starting course for brand new AS3 learners
Unit 1	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Basic Preferences and Properties
Unit 2	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - MovieClips From the Library & Custom Cursors
Unit 3	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Programming Buttons and Variable Scope
Unit 4	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Staging and Scripted Tweening
Unit 5	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Timers and TextFields
Unit 6	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Arrays and Programming a Matching Game
Unit 7	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Card Games using MovieClips Identified by Child
Unit 8	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Loading XML Files to Use in a Dynamic Slideshow
Unit 9	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Using FlashVars to Make a Dynamic FLVPlayer
Unit 10	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Particle FX, Keyboard Controls and Audio Players
Unit 11	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Program a Simple Space Invasion Game
Unit 12	Ultimate Actionscript 3 Basics Course - Object Oriented Programming
Module 3	Actionscript 3 Side Scrolling Tutorial
Learn how to create the side scroller you've always dreamt of playing.
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Side Scrolling Tutorial - Introduction
Unit 2	Actionscript 3 Side Scrolling Tutorial - Part 1 Custom Timer
Unit 3	Actionscript 3 Side Scrolling Tutorial - Part 2
Unit 4	Actionscript 3 Side Scrolling Tutorial - Part 3
Unit 5	Actionscript 3 Side Scrolling Tutorial - Part 4
Module 4	Mobile Actionscript 3 Basics Tutorial
Learn Actionscript 3 code related to mobile development, and exporting your Flash project to iOS or Android. Feel free to watch these videos in ANY order.
Unit 1	Mobile Actionscript 3 Basics - The Accelerometer
Unit 2	Mobile Actionscript 3 Basics - Touch Events
Unit 3	Mobile Actionscript 3 Basics - Gestures
Unit 4	Mobile Actionscript 3 Basics - Orientation
Unit 5	Mobile Actionscript 3 Basics - Testing on the iPhone
Unit 6	Mobile Actionscript 3 Basics - CameraRoll
Unit 7	Mobile Actionscript 3 Basics - Testing on Android
Unit 8	Mobile Actionscript 3 Basics - Testing on Android Emulator
Unit 9	Mobile Actionscript 3 Basics - Previous As3 Files
Module 5	Actionscript 3 Pinball Games Tutorial
This is a great course for AS3 programmers that want to learn all kind of physics tricks even if they aren't building a pinball machine.
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Pinball Games Tutorial
Unit 2	Actionscript 3 Pinball Games Tutorial - Part 2
Unit 3	Actionscript 3 Pinball Games Tutorial - Part 3
Unit 4	Actionscript 3 Pinball Games Tutorial - Part 4
Unit 5	Actionscript 3 Pinball Games Tutorial - Part 5
Module 6	Actionscript 3 Sling Shot Games Tutorial
Ready. Set. Sling. Learn the code to program a game where users pull back an object and aim toward a target off (or on) screen.
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Sling Shot Games Tutorial
Unit 2	Actionscript 3 Sling Shot Games Tutorial - Export Notes for Android
Module 7	Actionscript 3 Tank Games Tutorial
Learn Actionscript 3 while building a tank game. Navigate around walls and fire on your enemies.
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Tank Games Tutorial 1
Unit 2	Actionscript 3 Tank Games Tutorial 2
Unit 3	Actionscript 3 Tank Games Tutorial 3
Unit 4	Actionscript 3 Tank Games Tutorial 4
Unit 5	Actionscript 3 Tank Games Tutorial 5
Module 8	Actionscript 3 Dart Games Tutorial
Learn how to program a darts game in Flash with Actionscript 3. Aiming, scoring, and everything else related to making a dart game is taught from scratch.
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Darts Part 1
Unit 2	Actionscript 3 Darts Part 2
Module 9	Actionscript 3 Block Drop Games Tutorial
Learn how to program a Tetris-style block drop game using Actionscript 3.
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Block Drop Tutorial - Part 1
Unit 2	Actionscript 3 Block Drop Tutorial - Part 2
Unit 3	Actionscript 3 Block Drop Tutorial - Part 3
Unit 4	Actionscript 3 Block Drop Tutorial - Part 4
Module 10	Actionscript 3 Boulder Dodge Games Tutorial
This tutorial will teach brand new users to Actionscript the fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming while building a classic Asteroids style game.
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Boulder Dodge Tutorial - Creating the Spaceship
Unit 2	Actionscript 3 Boulder Dodge Tutorial - Extending Custom Classes
Unit 3	Actionscript 3 Boulder Dodge Tutorial - Custom Events
Unit 4	Actionscript 3 Boulder Dodge Tutorial - Game Interaction
Unit 5	Actionscript 3 Boulder Dodge Tutorial - Conclusion
Module 11	Actionscript 3 Missile War Games Tutorial
Learn how to program an Actionscript 3 game where players aim precisely and conserve ammo to destroy enough targets to pass each level.
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Missile War Games Tutorial - Part 1
Unit 2	Actionscript 3 Missile War Games Tutorial - Part 2
Unit 3	Actionscript 3 Missile War Games Tutorial - Part 3
Module 12	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games 1 - Terrain Generation
In part one, you’ll learn how to create terrains, use spatial averaging, draw with the graphics class, deal with bits, work with connected component labeling to detect regions, and more.
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games Tutorial - Terrain Generation
Unit 2	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games Tutorial - All Projects
Module 13	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games - Part 2 - A* Pathfinding
The A* pathfinding algorithm is the most popular method of finding a path between two points. In part two you will:
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games Tutorial - A* Pathfinding
Module 14	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games - Part 3 - State Machines
This huge final section completes your strategy game!
Unit 1	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games Tutorial - State Machines - Part 1
Unit 2	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games Tutorial - State Machines - Part 2
Unit 3	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games Tutorial - State Machines - Part 3
Unit 4	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games Tutorial - State Machines - Part 4
Unit 5	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games Tutorial - State Machines - Part 5
Unit 6	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games Tutorial - State Machines - Part 6
Unit 7	Actionscript 3 Strategy Games Tutorial - State Machines - Part 7

Miscellaneous

Developer's Survival Bag

Anything we can think of to help save the day!

Module 1	Resizing of Images in Photoshop using Batch Actions
Need to do mass conversions of images, perhaps for Retina display devices? This video will save you a lot of time. You can also rename images as well.
Unit 1	Batch Resizing Images in Photoshop
Module 2	Troubleshooting Xcode
In this section we'll look at tips for troubleshooting an unruly Xcode.
Unit 1	Tips for Submitting an Apple Watch App
Module 3	Saving Input Text and NSUserDefaults in Swift 1.2
This short iOS video tutorial will show you to use an UITextField in a Sprite Kit based game to enter input text (for example the player's name) and keep that data saved over the lifespan of the app in an SKLabelNode.
Unit 1	Saving Input Text and NSUserDefaults in Swift 1.2

Developers Survival Bag of Video Tutorials

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