This page is going to be the new home of all my demo projects. I am currently dabbling in HTML5 programming and working toward making more character builders and other creative games/apps. This page will basically catalog any demos I make on that journey and have links to any active demos available. As a fair warning, some demos may be exclusive to my patrons but I will leave links to any tutorials or notes from the projects in case those are helpful for anyone learning HTML5.
App Information
Couple Creator 1.5
Developed by: Melissa K. Vassar-Belloso
Please Note:The demo for this project is patron-exclusive. I decided to pull it from full public access due to the fact I’m in the process of turning the assets it used into vectors for sale, but I decided to still allow any of my Patreon supporters to retain access to my full library of demos.
I’ve posted documentation and a tutorial for this project on Patreon so feel free to check it out and use it to make your own dress-up game or character creator!
What is Couple Creator?
Couple Creator was my first demo HTML5 application. The app was meant to be a simple project I could work with while I learned some programming basics. The application allows you to put together a character couple or trio from pre-made character images. It allows for multiple couple configurations and each character sprite can be flipped and moved. There are currently 275 character options in the program.
Objectives of the Project
Since my ultimate goal is to work toward character building applications I focused on learning the basic essentials for dress-up game mechanics.
Assets and Tools
I used Construct 2 for this project and utilized vectors and assets I just had on hand. The character sprites are from my Fanpro Friday project and were built using ePic Character Generator Pro. The other assets are graphics I made myself in Photoshop with vectors I had from other projects.
Project Status
This project is currently completed and nothing more will be added to it. I will be moving on to some other projects that build on the basics I learned doing this one.