How to make a game on game maker 7. Start With an Idea. Before you actually start making your game, you are going to need an idea as to what it is you even want to make. Then when you have a rough idea of what you want to accomplish with your game, you pick your sprites. Picking Sprites.
How to make a game on game maker 7
Before you turn your sprites into objects, you are going to want to make a room, there 2 ways to go about doing this.:
One the very top of your screen, The 5th to last icon (a whiteboard) will automatically give you a new room
Similar to making a sprite, right click the “rooms” heading on the left hand side of your screen and click “create room”
Making your sprites into Objects
Now that you have your sprites, they are nothing but pictures to you until you turn them into objects that you can insert into your game and make them move, bounce, etc.
Right click the “Objects” heading and select the “create object” option from the pop-up menu, on the next window, select the blue list icon and select any one of the sprites that you’ve already made.
With this knowledge you can easily get the hang of making anything on the list of headings on the left hand side of your screen. Simply right click the heading and the “create” button to get yourself started on creating that thing. This is the most basic skill that you will need to use Game maker 7.
Putting Objects into your game
All you have to do when you want to put objects into a room is simply open the room window and then click the blue list icon near the bottom and pick an object.
After that all you need to do is click on the room to apply the object into the room. Simply right click to delete.
Making Objects Move
In order to make an object move or do anything at all in your game, simply double click it to see everything about you can make it do.
Click the “Add event button” and a list of the different types of things you can make your object do will pop up…
After you pick one, for instance collision, use the window on your right hand side to make something happen when the previously chosen event occurs
Those are the basics to operating game maker. With this knowledge, you’ll be able to begin assembling you’re very own custom games