For starters, we will write our setup and draw blocks as usual, nothing fancy or new. The first step is to initialize our project. Building Flappy Pong Processing Tutorial Step #1: Initialize & Handle Different Screens I advise you to follow the article, grab the full code, play with it on your own, start thinking about your own game as quickly as possible, and start implementing it. I did my best to keep this Processing tutorial organised and simple. As we move along, you’ll see how the code gets complicated really fast. Without using object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts, it is not easy to build complex games, such as platform games with multiple levels, players, entities etc. These concepts include gravity, collisions, keeping scores, handling different screens and keyboard/mouse interactions. This is based on my experience from when I was a teaching assistant, helping new programmers learn how to use Processing. The reason I picked a game like this is that it has most of the concepts that beginners struggle with when learning game development. The game we will build in this Processing tutorial is sort of a combination of Flappy Bird, Pong and Brick Breaker. If you have any questions, be sure to leave a comment. Before we begin the Processing tutorial, here is the code of the DVD logo exercise from the previous part.
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