Question 1

It is  based  around editors  that  are  displayed in     tabs.     These     editors allow      you      to      change different     parts     of     your game.

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Interface

Question 2

It shows     the     structure     of your entire game.

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project manager

Question 3

It  is  where  you  can  customize the     global     settings     of     the game.

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game settings

Question 4

They are the  different  scenes  and  level in your game.

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scenes

Question 5

To   make   the   development   of your   game   more   flexible,   you can       create       events       inside separate  sheets  of  events,  that are  not  linked  to  a  particular scene.

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external events

Question 6

Similar  to  external  events,  you can create levels or often reused part   of   levels   inside here and then load them into your scenes.

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external layouts

Question 7

Extend  GDevelop  and  make  your objects        more        modular        by creating custom     behaviors, new  actions,  conditions  and expressions, using events.

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functions / extensions

Question 8

It is   where   you   can   design and       build       the       game levels,  menus,  inventories or  any  other  screen  in  the game.

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scenes editor

Question 9

This  is  where  you  can  see  all of   the   objects   used   in   your scene.

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objects editor

Question 10

I   can   be   find   on   the   left side   of   the   Scene   Editor’s surface. This panel  allows  you  to  change the        properties        of        the selected instance(s).

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INSTANCE PROPERTIES PANEL

Question 11

It is the term used to refer to an   object   that   you   put   on the     scene

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instance

Question 12

You   can   find   the   list   of groups  that  are  present  in the scene.

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Objects group editor

Question 13

Displays   the   list   of   all   of an  object’s  instances  living in the scene.

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Instances editor

Question 14

A   layer   acts   as   a   virtual container           for           objects displayed  on  the  screen.  A scene     can     have     multiple layers.

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Layers Editor

Question 15

Displays or hide a black border on the scene.

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show mask

Question 16

Turn the grid off or on within the scene editor.

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show grid

Question 17

Opens a window that allows you to setup the size and position of the grid

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setup grid

Question 18

You can change the zoom level inside the scene editor.

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change editor zoom

Question 19

This    is    where    add    the events     that     create     the actual   gameplay.  All   the rules off  your  game  can be created using events.

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Events editor

Question 20

You can launch the preview of the game.

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preview

Question 21

It is a visual drag-and-drop game creator for Windows, MacOS, Linux, and browsers. It is the perfect tool to engage students in a relevant, exciting, and interactive way.

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<P>Gdevelop</P>

Question 22

Steps how to set a project name

Question 23

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