C# OOP Multi-Form Butterfly Catching Game Tutorial in Win Forms and Visual Studio

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Welcome to this tutorial from MOO ICT. In this tutorial we will be making a Butterfly Catching game in C# and Win Forms in Visual Studio. This tutorial will be a collection of all of the methods we have used in the previous tutorials and we will be able to spawn different GIF images using the Image and Image Animator class in C#. We will be using OOP programming principles to create a butterfly class and then use that class to create a Butterfly Object in the game and animate and move them using the timer component. The butterflies we generate in the game will be completely transparent so when the images are overlapping you will be able to see the butterfly animation behind it. We will be creating this only using C# and Win Forms so no use for a games engine such as Unity or GODOT. Hope you enjoy this working on this project and lets get started.
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[@lemongamedev1391]

thank you! I learned a lot from daily!

[@tode6416]

great video, and also a good game actually

[@amnaejaz678]

When i am changing the name of timer in butterfly game it gives property is not valid .what should i do ? Please guide

[@-wokhead]

How good is winforms especially for performance?

[@mooict]

Its good for learning not for live projects. For those you might want to look into Unity or GODOT. Win Form its easy to learn and also to get a basic ideas to prototype out quickly but not for performance or multi platform stuff.

[@-wokhead]

@@mooict yeah i know game engines are easier but i like the idea of creating everything from scratch, just as i want. But since simple 2d games are not heavily dependent on rendering, can i make a game as big as terraria run on mid pcs when written with winforms? I mean c# should be okay for game logic, only thing that can hold performance back is rendering stuff on screen. So as i said would it have "decent" performance to run at a constant fps

[@mooict]

@@-wokhead in that case I would recommend WPF template than WinForms. You will have more control with the graphics as it will be DirectX supported, to render relatively consistent FPS.

[@MarisolRamos-1971]

Gracias 😊

[@mooict]

You're Welcome :)

[@ozkanozdemir6255]

Great..

[@mooict]

Thanks :)