Learning Timeline
Key Insights
Tips for Troubleshooting 'Failed to Load' Issues
Sometimes images or assets in AI-generated apps may fail to load. If this happens, ensure your prompt specifies the use of stable asset URLs or ask the AI to regenerate the code for the image section.
The Benefits of a Standalone HTML File
Asking the AI to place the entire code into a single HTML file (Standalone) is the best way for beginners to run a game without needing to install a complex coding environment.
Prompts
2D Platformer Game Generation
Target:
Gemini 3.1 Pro
Make a 2D platformer game similar to Super Mario. Make it look amazing. Put everything in a standalone HTML file. Use publicly available assets, models,
Step by Step
Building Interactive Learning Apps & Game Code with Gemini
- Launch the Gemini 3.1 Pro interface and enter a prompt to generate a learning module (such as molecular science).
- Ensure your prompt includes instructions to use 'Real Images' to enhance the visual quality.
- Test the 'Water Molecule' module by dragging and dropping Hydrogen and Oxygen atoms until a water molecule is formed.
- Observe the seamless animation generated by the AI to ensure a smooth user experience.
- Navigate to the next lesson (e.g., Solid, Liquid, Gas) and test the 'State of Matter' selection feature.
- Use the 'Crazy Reactions' module to mix digital chemicals like Vinegar and Dish Soap inside a Beaker.
- Click the 'Mix' button repeatedly to see the different reaction variations generated by the AI logic.
- To generate a game, type a specific prompt stating the genre (e.g., 2D Platformer) and visual style (e.g., Super Mario).
- Instruct Gemini to build the code as a 'Standalone HTML file' so it can be run easily directly in a browser.
- Include instructions to use 'Publicly available assets' to ensure visual assets and models can load without access issues.
