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You don’t need any prior experience with any of these tools to go through this tutorial, but you do need to be comfortable with learning new things and have a bit of an artistic side! :] Getting Startedįirst, download and install all of the software you’ll need for this tutorial (all of which are free or have free trials):įor Texture Packer, make sure you download the latest beta version, which has support for Kwik 2.ĭon’t use “Kwik” – this tutorial specifically references “Kwik 2”! While it is the same company, is compatible etc., the directions given here won’t match. You can run this tutorial on either Windows or the Mac, since all of the required tools are cross-platform, however this tutorial was written for the Mac so there may be some slight differences. The book will contain read-to-me narration, text highlighting, physics, animations, and a navigation menu.
In this tutorial, you’ll create a three-page, interactive eBook using Adobe Photoshop, Kwik 2 Photoshop plugin, Audacity, TexturePacker, and CoronaSDK. Programmers might enjoy this tutorial too, because you can create a pretty feature-rich eBook in this manner far more quickly than you could via code! This makes this tutorial especially great for non-programmers or designers. And the best part is, the way I’m going to show you doesn’t involve writing any code!
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When people hear that I have written two children’s book apps, a common response I get is “I have an idea for a children’s book, could you help me turn it into an app?”Īnd today I’m going to show you exactly that – how to turn your book idea into an iOS or Android app. This is a post by Tutorial Team Member Greg Pugh, author of the Colin Turtle children’s eBook app series. Learn how to create an Interactive eBook app – without any code!
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