- CLICKTEAM FUSION 2.5 TUTORIALS SERIAL NUMBERS
- CLICKTEAM FUSION 2.5 TUTORIALS SERIAL
- CLICKTEAM FUSION 2.5 TUTORIALS UPGRADE
N.B - You will need to register your serial here on the forum for access to the Open Topic Community Forum. It's only temporary until the new forum(s) become available but at least it will give some resource to those looking for them for now.
CLICKTEAM FUSION 2.5 TUTORIALS UPGRADE
New User and Upgrade Pricing (Full Explanation) The Fusion 2.5 Serials should be ready to work Sunday/Monday after the Forum refresh. N.B Only Multimedia Fusion 2.0 and Exporter serials will work for now.
CLICKTEAM FUSION 2.5 TUTORIALS SERIAL NUMBERS
There is a link called 'Settings' open that link, scroll down to My Products and enter your serial numbers in there. You can register your serial numbers on the forum by looking at the very top, right hand side of this page. If you're looking specifically for purchase/upgrade information, see further down this thread. There are staff and moderators available on here but please be patient while all the current orders and queries are being dealt with.
If you have any issues that need addressing, rather than posting in the forum(s) it will be better for you to download Clickteam's Official Chat Software (ClickConverse) from - You can login with your forum Username and Password. CT will constantly monitor the server and make availability by increasing server power when needed. Sometimes you may experience slow loading activity on the site, downloads or the shops. Luckily for Clickteam, there are staff constantly monitoring server activity and have cloud servers for expanding the power of the servers at any given time. The servers have been under intense load since the release of Fusion 2.5 and the HB weekly deal. MFA's saved inside Fusion 2.5 will not be able to be opened in MMF 2.0. Always ensure you keep backups of your MFA files, whether it's dropbox, flash/usb stick, another hard drive or on a server. Once you save an MFA in 2.5 format, you will not be able to open it in 2.0. It should be a good start in the right direction.īefore importing ANY MFA from 2.0 into 2.5, ensure you BACK UP your current MFA. But if you want to get into more advanced spriting you could use Aseprite, Graphics Gale, Gimp, Photoshop, etc.Due to some unexpected delays with the shops and the forums, I have ultimately moved one of the main focus threads from the Fusion 2.5 Beta Forum to the Open-Topic Community Forum so new users of Fusion 2.5 can download some examples and tutorials which the community have kindly provided. You can do onion-skinning to see before/after frames in your animations, so it has a few decent features. The sprite editor is pretty basic in Fusion. You can also enable and disable groups of events. You can group your events together so they can be collapsible for more organization. Get into the habit of commenting your code and creating groups of events. Personally I think it's much easier to understand your code and read it this way. You can easily reorder the actions in this view compared to the event editor with the checkboxes. The events are read from top to bottom so the order matters. The list view editor shows all of your conditions and actions in a list. The event editor uses a confusing grid & checkbox system for the conditions and actions. Personally I would suggest starting out using the "list view editor" instead of the regular "event editor". Sparckman's Fusion tutorials on YouTube: The Daily Click Tutorials (other downloads too): ĪlmightyZenTaco's Fusion tutorials on YouTube: Nivram's Tutorial Website (100+ examples): Clickteam Forums (guides, tutorials, examples, widgets):
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