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Tutorial Screen

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Last updated 2 years ago

A working example of the Tutorial Screen can be found at Assets > Lucky Raccoon Games > Really Simple Tutorials > Demo > Scenes > 01 Tutorial Screen Demo

We at Lucky Raccoon Games don't just develop assets, we also develop games. We know how discouraging and overwhelming it can be to develop features that go beyond game play.

With that in mind, we brought to Really Simple Tutorials a completely ready-to-use tutorial screen, that you can easily integrate into your game. Making small adjustments to the font, colors and background image to suit your game's visual style, you'll be ready to go in just a few minutes.

Important! If you choose to use this scene in your game, we recommend that you make a copy of it in some other folder, as future asset updates may overwrite any changes you make.

Really Simple Tutorials architecture is extremely easy to understand, containing two main elements: categories and items.

Categories are a way to group similar items together, while items are the tutorials themselves. On the following pages you will learn how to create categories and items step by step and how to add them to the tutorial screen.

Didn't I say it was really simple? :)

Really Simple Tutorials brings a completely ready-to-use tutorial screen with categories and items