Game Development for Kids with GDevelop - Particle Effect of Laser

In this post, we are going to see how to make the particle effect of laser.

A lot of 2D games and the 3D games where your main character makes use of the weapon or even the magic spell. You can use the laser effect to show the offensive response of the character. So this effect can be pretty much effective around the games where they can be used to kill enemies, NPC characters etc.

So before we can move with the effect. I want you to download the gdevelop game editor. Also create one blank project as we are going to be only adding the particle emitter object onto the screen. So it helps when you are adding the blank project canvas into the screen. And the black background is much better for the effect visibility too.

You can also add this effect after watching the tutorial into your existing games. You wont be needing any external assets as well. So just have to watch how the settings appear in the object and use them for making the final effect.

So check out the video below for the particle effect of Laser in GDevelop.

Table of Contents for GDevelop Tutorials

1. GDevelop - How to Create Project
2. GDevelop - How to Create Scene
3. GDevelop - How to add background Image
4. GDevelop - How to add Image Sprite
5. GDevelop - How to Horizontal Scroll
6. GDeveop - How to Vertical Scroll
7. GDevelop - How to Switch Level or Scene in Game
8. GDevelop - Switch Scene or Level
9. GDevelop - Add Force to Sprite
10. GDevelop - Key Press Change Background
11. GDevelop - Particle Emmiter
12. GDevelop - Tiled Sprite
13. GDevelop - Asset Store
14. GDevelop - Text entry object
15. GDevelop - Typewriter Effect
16. GDevelop - Light Object
17. GDevelop - Video object
18. GDevelop - BBText object
19. GDevelop - Pong Game - Player Movement
20. GDevelop - Pong Game - Ball Movement
21. Gdevelop - Pong Game Ball Gravity
22. GDevelop - Particle Effect of Sun
23. GDevelop - Particle Effect of Rain
24. GDevelop - Particle Effect of Orb

As you can guess this is one of the most popular effect. And it is found in most of the retro games too. You can deploy it instantly and also make use of multiple colors into them as well. It would add up as a good side character effect for the offensive actions too. Like some NPC constantly releasing the laser when the main character comes closer. So that is also possible.

So here basically your imagination seems to be the limit. You have to adjust as per the imagination of the effect and where to use them.

I hope the current tutorial was useful to you.

We will continue the further game development topic in next post.