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Here are as many Documented Fenix Sources in English as i could get my hands on. They are all very good and very helpful in learning Fenix. Thanks to the authors of the tutorials.
If you have any more sources to add or any comments, please send them to: spunkymonkey551@hotmail.com
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Pong (Moogle) |
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A very well documented game of Pong by Moogle:
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Tiles (Moogle) |
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Another very well documented game by Moogle. This shows the use of tiles and scrolling, one of the best tutorials ive seen.
Note you will need: help.fpg for this to run!
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Tetris (Moogle) |
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A great little version of tetris by Moogle, fully documented in English as always:
Note you will need: tetris.fpg for this to run!
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Strange Line (Quiest) |
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Thanks to Quiest for this strange demo using the draw commands in Fenix:
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Rounding Numbers (Quiest) |
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Heres one method of rounding numbers by Quiest:
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Paraball (Ahua) |
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Thanks to Ahua for this amazing documented game, with complete source including sounds and much more. Highly reccomend you have a look:
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Qwrite (Quiest) |
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Thanks to Quiest for this interesting demo of using sprite fonts in Fenix:
Note you will need: font1.fpg and font2.fpg for this to run!
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Qwrite (Quiest/Moogle) |
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Thanks to Moogle for this more complex, updated demo of using sprite fonts in Fenix, very impressive stuff:
Note you will need: font1.fpg and font2.fpg for this to run!
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Scrolltest (Racemaniac) |
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Thanks to Racemaniac for this extremely fully documented example of scrolling in Fenix:
Note you will need: scroll.fpg for this to run!
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Breakout Demo (Racemaniac) |
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A simple, well-documented example of breakout in Fenix by Racemaniac:
Note you will need: breakout.fpg for this to run!
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Pong-style game (Racemaniac) |
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Thanks to Racemaniac for this nice and simple example of pong in Fenix:
Note you will need: tester.fpg for this to run!
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Terra (Racemaniac) |
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An interesting, well-documented demo of using the drawing and random number generator commands in Fenix. Thanks to Racemaniac for this one:
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Istappen GP32 (Imerion) |
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This documented source is one of the best. It shows how to use mode_7 and is a fully functional game. It also helps that it has been SUPERBLY documented. Thanks to Imerion for this:
Note you will need: istapp.fpg for this to run!
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