This is a video preview to the pong game model developed during a series of ten tutorials as linked in the brackets ( #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 and #10 ) [sociallocker][/sociallocker] Read More... "A Fast Pong Game with Special Effects in Excel 2003 – video preview"
The previous section explained the VBA upgrades needed to make the score functional and new-game and end-game sound effects were added. This tutorial shows how fix some previous bugs and create a “demo play” option which means that both bats are automatically run by worksheet logic. This is the final part of the of the Pong tutorial series. [sociallocker][/sociallocker] Excel PONG Tutorial #10 – adding… Read More... "How to make a game of PONG in Excel – part #10 – final"
The previous section explained how to add a game score in the upper part of the pong court. This section (which is a continuation of part#8) will explain the VBA upgrades needed to make the score functional. We will add here new-game and end-game sound effects too. Next tutorial will explain how to create a “demo play” option which means that both bats… Read More... "How to make a game of PONG in Excel – part #9"
This section explains how to add score board logic on the worksheet and how to display the score on the court chart using sprites. [sociallocker][/sociallocker] Excel PONG Tutorial #8 – creating a score display by George Lungu – The previous tutorial showed how to associate sound effects (including crowd applause and laughter) to ball collision events. This section (which is a… Read More... "How to make a game of PONG in Excel – part #8"
This section of the tutorial explains how to add sounds to the Pong game created previously. There are four types of sound effects: collision with the walls, collision with the bats, missed ball by the player (crowd laughter) and missed ball by the virtual opponent (crowd applause). [sociallocker][/sociallocker] Excel PONG Tutorial #7 – associating sound effects to ball collision events by George Lungu… Read More... "How to make a game of PONG in Excel – part #7"