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You can easily define the objects in your game and indicate their behavior, and you can define appealing rooms (levels) in which the game takes place. If you want full control there is actually an easy-to-use programming language built into Game Maker that gives you full control over what is happening in your game.
You can create your own computer games quickly without the need to learn a programming language. Of course you should not expect to create your own Halo 4 or Virtua Tennis within a few weeks. But that is also not necessary.
The joy of playing a game is not related to its complexity. Simpler games, like Tetris, Bejeweled, Space Invaders, etc. are a lot of fun to play and a lot easier to create.
Game Maker focuses on two-dimensional games. So it is not meant to create 3D worlds like Quake, even though there is some limited functionality for 3D graphics. But don't let this put you down. Many great games use two-dimensional sprite technology, even though they look very 3-dimensional. And designing two-dimensional games is a lot easier and faster.
Game Maker is a software application written by Mark Overmars in the Delphi programming language. Overmars released the original version on November 15, 1999. Game Maker comes in two editions, the Lite Edition and the Pro Edition.
The Lite Edition is meant for those that take their first steps on the path of developing games. It can be used for free but is limited in its functionality. Also it shows a popup logo when running games and will regularly remind you of upgrading the program. When you are using Game Maker regularly you are strongly recommended to upgrade it to the Pro Edition.
The Pro Edition contains considerably more functionality and does not display any logos or popup messages.
The Pro Edition has the following additional functionality:
> No Game Maker logo is shown when running a game.
> No regular popups remind you of upgrading.
> You can use rotated, color blended and translucent sprites.
> There are additional options in the sprite and image editors.
> There are additional actions for e.g. CD music, rotated text, and colorized shapes.
> You can use special sound effects and positional sound.
> You can create splash screens with movies, images, webpages, texts, etc.
> There is a particle system to create explosions, fireworks, flames, rain, and other effects.
> A number of advanced drawing functions are available, for example colorized text and textured polygons.
> It is possible to create 3D games using functions for 3D graphics.
> It is possible to create multiplayer games that can be played over a network.
> You can define your own room transitions.
> You can use functions to create, load, and modify resources (sprites, backgrounds, etc.) while the game is running.
> There is a collection of functions to create and use data structures.
> There are functions for motion planning.
> You get the possibility to include additional files in the game executables that can be used when the game is run.
>The Pro Edition can easily be extended using extension package. These can be made by everybody and will in general be provided free of charge.
> Three such extension packages are included adding many room transitions, windows dialogs, and printing facilities.
> You can define your own trigger events.
> You can export and import resources, which makes it easier to collaborate on games.
Game Maker requires a resonably modern PC running Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7, or later. A DirectX 8 (or later) compatible graphics card with at least 32MB of memory is required for most created games. It requires a screen resolution of at least 800x600 and 65000 (16-bit) colors (preferably full color). Also a DirectX 8 compatible sound card is required.
Make sure you have the most recent drivers installed. Game Maker requires DirectX version 8.0 or later to be installed on your computer.
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