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  1. Go to your file explorer and go through users->yourname->documents->Gamemaker Studio 2-> (all of your projects should be in here for every game you've ever made) If on the off chance it isn't there, check your recycling bin.

  2. 27 maj 2024 · If you just move the folder without changing the name, then that should be fine. But if you change the name as well, that can be unsafe. We have a lot of threads like this and this about projects breaking after renaming the top-level folder and/or the main YYP file.

  3. File Handling. At some point while creating your game it will be necessary to store information externally and be able to retrieve this information. For example, you may wish to store login details, or hi-scores, or maybe the progression of the player through your levels.

  4. 19 cze 2017 · If you are using GMS1, backups are found in "My Documents\GameMaker\Backups" and are enabled by default. If you are using older versions of GameMaker, backups are found as .gb1...gb9 versions of the same file and may or may not be enabled by default.

  5. Well my game decided that it wasn't having it anymore and completely disappeared. I can load the save, but there are no assets or anything. I can still go to the folder and see that all the assets are in the folder, but the save file wont load any of them up when I open the game.

  6. 6 dni temu · Try a Game Jam. A game jam is a game development competition. Participants make a game from scratch in line with the theme of the jam and within a specified time frame. They can last for as little as 12 hours, or as long as two or more weeks. You don’t need to do it all yourself, it’s common to join a team and create together. Find a game ...

  7. When using the file system functions or included files with GameMaker, it's important to know how the file system works and what things are going on behind the scenes. This section is designed to explain and clarify exactly how things are stored, where they are stored and what possible limits or workarounds there may be to this system.