Tutorial Description YouTube GMX Difficulty Your First Game! – Part 1 Making an asteroids style game from scratch with no prior experience. N/a Your First Game! – Part 2 Shooting stuff!

N/a Your First Game! – Part 3 Asteroids and collision masks. N/a GameMaker Basics Absolute beginners guide to the fundamentals of game maker. N/a Basic Movement – Drag & Drop A guide to basic movement using only D&D actions n/a Basic Movement – GML How to accomplish the same movements and more using simple GML code!

N/a Basic Shooting Using basic GML code to make an object shoot another object n/a Alarms and Shooting Using code and alarms to make your shooting a bit fancier n/a Rotating Objects Changing the angle of an object n/a Enemies and Hitpoints Creating something to shoot! N/a Cameras and Views How to set up a basic camera and have it follow the player n/a Error Messages How to understand the most common GM error message n/a. Coffee Break Screenwriter Pdf Viewer more.

Tutorial Description YouTube GMX Difficulty Platformer Basics Setting up the basics of a platformer engine using GML Powerups How to add temporary 'power ups' that make the player jump higher. Enemies Setting up basic enemies that walk around and can be jumped on. Enemies & Ledges How to have your enemies not jump off ledges. Checkpoints Respawn points that activate when the player touches them.

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One-way Platforms One directional platforms that the player can jump through from underneath Moving Platforms Horizontal moving platforms. Double Jump Adding the classic double jump mechanic to a platform game Wall Jump The ability to jump while touching a wall. N/a Animations Setting up walk, idle, jump and fall animations for a platform game Collision Masks Some important information about collision masks as a follow up to the animation tutorial n/a Variable Jump Height A really basic modification allows the player to jump higher the longer they hold down jump. Legacy Videos (This series is in the process of being re-made and updated but still contains a lot of useful and relevant information in very popular subjects.).

Tutorial Description YouTube GMX Drag and Drop Platformer Making a basic platformer only using the drag and drop logic In Depth Platformer Special An extensive GML platformer video. () Double Jump Adding a 'double jump' to the platform game. N/a Jump through platforms Platforms that you can jump through but not fall through. Slopes Allowing the player to walk over curved surfaces and slopes. N/a Corner Collisions Dealing with the causes of common corner collision bugs.

N/a Ladders Adding climbable ladders to your platform engine. Copyright 2018 Powered.

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SpaceEngine capabilities • All types of celestial objects are represented: galaxies, nebulae, stars and star clusters, planets and moons, comets and asteroids. • Known celestial objects are represented using data from the catalogs: galaxies (NGC/IC), stars (HIPPARCOS), star clusters, nebulae, planets (our Solar system data and known extrasolar planets). • Uncharted regions of space feature procedurally generated objects: galaxies, stars, star clusters, nebulae and planetary systems. • The observer is free to move around the universe. Transition between any celestial body and any scale occurs seamlessly. • The observer can move around in space using the WASD keys, like in First Person Shooters. Movement with inertia is made possible in Spacecraft mode or Aircraft mode.

'Select and fly' autopilot: just click on any object with the mouse and hit the 'G' key to automatically go directly to the object. • Automatic binding of the observer to a moving object and automatic selection of optimum flight speed. • Search for celestial objects by name.

Search for stars in a radius around you. Scalable map of the Universe and a planetary system browser. Saving locations and autopilot's journal. • Built-in wiki system with descriptions of many known objects and ability to extend by user. Possibility of renaming and describing of any object, including procedural ones. • The orbital motion of planets and stars is calculated in real time, with the ability to accelerate, decelerate, or reverse the flow of time.