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Tutorial 2 – Creating Player Sprite in Game Maker Studio 2 In Game Maker Studio 2 – go to the Resources area on the right of your screen: Right click on Sprites and click Create Sprite or you can click on Resources menu at the top of Game Maker studio. Make sure you name your…
Tutorial 16: Create a room with a view and camera effect A room with a view and camera, is when you create a large room but as a user plays the game, they only see a portion of the room at a time. This is useful when creating rooms for platform type games. Take for…
Tutorial 8: Creating Enemy Lazer / Bullet Go to the Assets Browser resources area menu: Right click on Sprites and click Create Sprite or you can click on Resources menu at the top of GameMaker studio. Make sure you name your sprites correctly – always prefix your sprites with the letter spr Name the sprite…
If you don’t have the time or skills to create your own game assets – such as sprites, backgrounds, tiles and sounds, there are a number of websites were you can download game assets for free from. Here is a list of websites that we recommend: https://opengameart.org/ https://www.kenney.nl/ https://itch.io/game-assets/free https://marketplace.yoyogames.com/browse/latest?filter=free If you want an asset…
Tutorial 13: Creating a Player Healthbar In this tutorial we will learn how to create a player health bar by setting up a variable for the player health. The number assigned to this variable are the number of frames on the GIF. This tutorial could be replicated for lives. Create a Health Bar Sprite Create…
Creating a Score in Game Maker Studio 2 Create a score object , called it objScore Add a Create event to the object and setup a global variable to store the score: global.pscore = 0; Add a Draw event to this object to draw the score to the screen //draws the score in the top…