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Tutorials for Cerberus X
Tutorial Morphing
Aug 26
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Hi I decided to sit down and write a tutorial on morphing. This is based on code I did in AmosPro around 1991 (and ported to various platforms including BlitzBasic2 and BlitxMax) http://devdevandmoredev.blogspot.com/2019/08/morph-101-intro-to-morphing.html?m=1 Comments welcome Rich
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Large Collection of Monkey X Code Examples by Pakz

Apr 22
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I started this blog a number of years ago. I have put over 300 posts with example code+flash on it. I think I will continue putting new things on it until Flash support ends in 2020 . I use the blog myself when I program in Cerberus/Monkeyx. I look up and copy code into the editor. There is a...
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Tutorial Tutorial videos by Smalltime Outlaws

Apr 21
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MikeHart
Even that these videos are pretty dated (from 2013), they are still valid when you want to learn about how to create a game in Cerberus X (aka Monkey X). Don't get confused about the IDE you see there, it was called Monk which was replaced by TED some time ago. Go and check them out here...
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Tutorial How to use Realtime.Co for a turn-based multiplayer game
Feb 02
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Learn how to use Realtime.Co for your turn-based multiplayer project.
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Tutorial How to use ABSTRACT with class methods
Jan 30
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Learn how to use abstract methods to emulate function pointers.
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Easy High Scores
Jan 01
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Learn how easy it is to integrate a Highscore list into your game.
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Coldet - Functions for collision detection
Sep 22
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Very useful functions to detect collisions in different ways!
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Unlimited Bobs - mojo2
Sep 19
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Displaying Bobs like in the good ol' Amiga days.
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About Cerberus X

Welcome to Cerberus X, a cross-platform development toolset which serves 2D game development at its core. Cerberus X is a fork of the Monkey X programming language which was originally developed by Mark Sibly. The goal is to enhance and develop it further!

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