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In the second of the Obstacle Game Mini-Series you will learn how to make a locked door that you can open remotely and automatic doors.

In the third of the Obstacle Game Mini-Series you will learn how to make it looks like you have destroyed a fan to gain access into a new area and how to add spinning saw blades as a obstacle to avoid at all costs.

A simple tutorial on how to use triggers to create a barrel that explodes with suitable particle and sound effects to finish the effect.

In this tutorial we’ll take a look at some simple steps to change the game objective when working with a starter game, opening up a wide variety of possible game types!

In this tutorial Andy takes a look at checkpoints in games and how you can create your own to get players respawning at the correct place in your games!

In this tutorial you will use the team deathmatch starter game and build upon it to create a more dangerous version of football. This covers how to use physics, triggers and the damage function within the scripting API to remix a standard template game.

Struggling to get a concept together or never quite able to wrap up a project? In this tutorial Andy shows how it’s possible to make a game in Crayta in as little as 15 minutes! This is a great way to get a core concept worked out that you can then gain feedback on and iterate upon.

Obstacle Game Mini-series #2: The Locked Door

Obstacle Game Mini-series #3: Spinning Saws

Exploding Barrels

Crayta Tutorial: Changing the game objectives

Crayta Tutorial: Checkpoints

A Highly Dangerous Football Game

Crayta Tutorial – Building Games in 15 minutes