Suggestions from the community.

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#1

CoronaPaper really want to work close with the community. You’re the reason we’re here!

If you have suggestions for the paper or topics you’d like us to investigate. let us know.

Do you have an app, a game or a third party tool you’d like to see reviewed?
Got an elegant solution to a problem that a lot of people are struggling with?
Do you want to write a corona related article and get it featured in CoronaPaper?
Know about an awesome corona based game-studio that could need some attention?

Or do you just want to tell us how awesome/horrible we are at our job?

Don’t hesitate.
Tell us.
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#2

Hey - checked ou the free issue. Was generally impressed, although I found the things that went into depth (multi-layered physics) really informative. Things about stretching Corona beyond its limits is what interests me the most, I don’t particularly want re-hashed tutorials found on the internet/Corona website, etc…

All in all a good read however, certainly interested me enough to pick up later issues. [import]uid: 33275 topic_id: 35523 reply_id: 141183[/import]

#3

Hi Stian,

I also checked the free version and I’m very impressed. I definitely will sign up for a subscription.
I really like CoronaPaper and the contents of the magazine. It has the same feeling of old home computer magazines back in the 80ties and early 90ties.
And that is a GOOD thing. :slight_smile:

I do like the tutorials, please keep it as it is, a mix of easy, medium and hard. So there is something interesting for everyone.

I do have some (medium/hard) tutorial requests:

Please make some game AI tutorials explaining state machines, behavior trees and other mechanisms.

  • the theory and in which situation a certain AI mechanism can be best used
  • how can it be implemented in CoronaSDK
  • AI examples in a small demo game

Keep up the good work! [import]uid: 106768 topic_id: 35523 reply_id: 141341[/import]

#4

Hi!

We’ve put The Amazing Oscar on the AI task, and we’re as eager as you to see what he comes up with.

Thanks for the nice words, both of you :slight_smile: [import]uid: 173835 topic_id: 35523 reply_id: 141497[/import]

#5

Hey - checked ou the free issue. Was generally impressed, although I found the things that went into depth (multi-layered physics) really informative. Things about stretching Corona beyond its limits is what interests me the most, I don’t particularly want re-hashed tutorials found on the internet/Corona website, etc…

All in all a good read however, certainly interested me enough to pick up later issues. [import]uid: 33275 topic_id: 35523 reply_id: 141183[/import]

#6

Hi Stian,

I also checked the free version and I’m very impressed. I definitely will sign up for a subscription.
I really like CoronaPaper and the contents of the magazine. It has the same feeling of old home computer magazines back in the 80ties and early 90ties.
And that is a GOOD thing. :slight_smile:

I do like the tutorials, please keep it as it is, a mix of easy, medium and hard. So there is something interesting for everyone.

I do have some (medium/hard) tutorial requests:

Please make some game AI tutorials explaining state machines, behavior trees and other mechanisms.

  • the theory and in which situation a certain AI mechanism can be best used
  • how can it be implemented in CoronaSDK
  • AI examples in a small demo game

Keep up the good work! [import]uid: 106768 topic_id: 35523 reply_id: 141341[/import]

#7

Hi!

We’ve put The Amazing Oscar on the AI task, and we’re as eager as you to see what he comes up with.

Thanks for the nice words, both of you :slight_smile: [import]uid: 173835 topic_id: 35523 reply_id: 141497[/import]