Basics of GDevelop (Part 1)

What type of engine is GDevelop?

• A no code game engine

• A coding engine

• A 3D game engine

• A virtual reality engine

Which behavior is added to the player object to enable movement?

• Jump behavior

• Platform behavior

• Physics behavior

• Top-down behavior

What can be found in the GDevelop asset store?

• Only paid assets

• Only free assets

• No assets available

• Both free and paid assets

How does GDevelop allow for the camera to follow the player?

• By setting an event in the event sheet

• By changing the camera's resolution

• By manually adjusting the camera

• By adding an animation

What is the purpose of behaviors in GDevelop?

• To add complex coding

• To provide pre-packaged game logic

• To create 3D graphics

• To change the game's resolution

What can you do with your game after creating it in GDevelop?

• You can only play it yourself

• You cannot share the game at all

• You can publish and share it easily

• You must pay to share your game

What is the main difference between a scene object and a global object?

• Global objects do not exist in any scenes.

• Global objects are limited to one scene.

• Scene objects are limited to one scene.

• Scene objects are visible in multiple scenes.

Which object is primarily used for terrain or background in a game?

• Tiled Sprite object

• Sprite object

• Panel Sprite object

• 3D box

What does the Sprite object include that allows for animation?

• Collision mask

• Behavior variables

• Texture maps

• Animations with timers

What is the purpose of the behaviour variables in an object?

• To define the object's shape.

• To store information like player's health.

• To enhance the object's visual appearance.

• To manage the object's animations.