Īfter some consultation with the user base, on Joriginal coder Andy Stone released the Game-Maker 3.0 source code on GitHub, under the MIT license. Game-Maker involves no scripting language all design tools use a mouse-driven 320x200 VGA display, with a shared logic and visual theme. Users draw background tiles pixel by pixel in an enlarged window, and can pull tiles from the palette to arrange in a "sandbox" area. A further menu allows users to set physical properties-solidity, gravity, animation, various counter values-for each block. The user draws maps by pulling blocks from the palette and painting with them using simple paintbrush, line, shape, and fill tools.Ĭharacters can have up to 15 keyboard commands, plus idle, death, and injury animations. They can hold an inventory and money, earn score, gain and lose hit points and lives, and track several counters-often used for keys and similar functions. Monsters have simple animations and movements, and can also change behavior in response to the player. Playable games can be exported complete with a portable version of the XFERPLAY engine, sound drivers, and configuration files.
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