i need help!
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 1:59 amhow exactly does GE work? what do i need to know before using it?
Your journey begins with the Moon Defender Tutorial.
http://www.game-editor.com/tutorials/mo ... l_eng.html
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Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 1:59 amPosted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 8:55 amHi Matt,
Your journey begins with the Moon Defender Tutorial.
http://www.game-editor.com/tutorials/mo ... l_eng.html
Your journey begins with the Moon Defender Tutorial.
http://www.game-editor.com/tutorials/mo ... l_eng.html
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 2:45 pmHi Grasshopper (shame on Jazz-e-Bob 
) --- err that is, Hi Matt,
You might also want to take a look at this thread:
http://game-editor.com/forum/viewtopic. ... highlight=
Game Editor will take you a little work, but it is well worth the effort. Once you get the idea, you will love the program. Post your questions here. There are many knowledgeable people in the forum.
) --- err that is, Hi Matt,
You might also want to take a look at this thread:
http://game-editor.com/forum/viewtopic. ... highlight=
Game Editor will take you a little work, but it is well worth the effort. Once you get the idea, you will love the program. Post your questions here. There are many knowledgeable people in the forum.
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 5:59 pm
ok... another question.
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 11:21 pmi went to GM and downloaded the free version. i have done the example tutorial where it walks you through a simple ball game. i get some of the stuff, but still am a little stuck on the harder stuff. i dont get how to add a charecter to control. i am doing a pong game and cant get the paddle at the bottom to move left or right. some one who has GM, please help me or walk me through it please!
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 11:47 pmCreate your Actor (Paddle)
--> On the Actor Control click "Add" next to the "Event:" label
--> Click on Mouse Down Event
--> Next to "Press Mouse Button" click with your left mouse button
(You should see "left" displayed in the area now)
--> Now left click on "Add Action"
-->Select "Follow Mouse"
--> Select your Actor from the drop down listing or use
Event Actor.
--> Set the Axis to "X"
* OK so now when you move your mouse it will slide back and forth on the
X axis only of the screen. Pretty neat...
BTW, did you mean GE (Game Editor) instead of GM? Just curious... HTHs
--> On the Actor Control click "Add" next to the "Event:" label
--> Click on Mouse Down Event
--> Next to "Press Mouse Button" click with your left mouse button
(You should see "left" displayed in the area now)
--> Now left click on "Add Action"
-->Select "Follow Mouse"
--> Select your Actor from the drop down listing or use
Event Actor.
--> Set the Axis to "X"
* OK so now when you move your mouse it will slide back and forth on the
X axis only of the screen. Pretty neat...
BTW, did you mean GE (Game Editor) instead of GM? Just curious... HTHs
still stuck
Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2004 10:02 pmdo you have the full version or the free version. or are you on the advanced mode? i do not see any of those commands.
p.s. thanks for helping me out. i have never done this before.
p.s. thanks for helping me out. i have never done this before.
Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2004 10:39 pmMatt,
Hmmmm, I think that you may have stumbled into the wrong forum! This forum is to support the truly amazing, fantastic, stupendous "Game Editor" (Yes, I'm hooked). This is *NOT* the Game Maker forum. Game Maker (GM) is another authoring tool that *ONLY* works on the WindowsOS.
*Game Editor (GE)* works on many,many platforms: Windows, Linux,MacOS,PocketPC,Symbian--the list keeps growing.
If you are going to invest the time to learn an authoring system, I do suggest that you focus on GE *NOT* GM. GE is a younger program, but it is much more flexible, has fantastic support, and a great forum.
Oh yes, did I mention that it runs on many,many platforms?
BTW, it is also reasonably priced.
Go here http://www.game-editor.com/download.html and download the demo. See for yourself.
*Now, after all of that, if you really do have Game Editor (GE), then you should see the "Add Actor" button on the menu at the top of your intial GE screen. Select it and the Create Actor box will jump up. Follow the previous post from there.
Hmmmm, I think that you may have stumbled into the wrong forum! This forum is to support the truly amazing, fantastic, stupendous "Game Editor" (Yes, I'm hooked). This is *NOT* the Game Maker forum. Game Maker (GM) is another authoring tool that *ONLY* works on the WindowsOS.
*Game Editor (GE)* works on many,many platforms: Windows, Linux,MacOS,PocketPC,Symbian--the list keeps growing.
If you are going to invest the time to learn an authoring system, I do suggest that you focus on GE *NOT* GM. GE is a younger program, but it is much more flexible, has fantastic support, and a great forum.
Oh yes, did I mention that it runs on many,many platforms?
BTW, it is also reasonably priced.
Go here http://www.game-editor.com/download.html and download the demo. See for yourself.
*Now, after all of that, if you really do have Game Editor (GE), then you should see the "Add Actor" button on the menu at the top of your intial GE screen. Select it and the Create Actor box will jump up. Follow the previous post from there.
oh....ok
Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2004 11:34 pmis there a free version or a free trial? i do not have the money right now to get it.
Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 12:03 amMatt,
Click on the link that I provided in my previous post. The link will take you to the Game Editor Demo Version. You can download it for free. You have 45 days to try out Game Editor before you have to decide whether to buy it or not. The demo version does not compile your programs. Using the Demo gives you some time to learn whether or not you want to buy it.
If you run the LinuxOS, there is a free version, but it only compiles your programs to Linux (I think. I am running WindowsOS).
Oh, and you have 45 days to save the money. HTHs.
Click on the link that I provided in my previous post. The link will take you to the Game Editor Demo Version. You can download it for free. You have 45 days to try out Game Editor before you have to decide whether to buy it or not. The demo version does not compile your programs. Using the Demo gives you some time to learn whether or not you want to buy it.
If you run the LinuxOS, there is a free version, but it only compiles your programs to Linux (I think. I am running WindowsOS).
Oh, and you have 45 days to save the money.
HTHs.Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 10:44 amMatt
if you've never done this before and REALLY want to progress and learn much MORE than a Click-and-Drop authouring tool like GM
might bring to you, then use GE !
I knew NOTHING too. But with the precious help and support of this INCREDIBLE forum and morover GE's creator Makslane (the best of ALL !), you'll worship GE in less than one month ! Believe me ...
Any problem ? Come here, post it and Get it !
Of course you'll suck a bit at the beginning, but it's the case when you start learning any other program, hmmm
if you've never done this before and REALLY want to progress and learn much MORE than a Click-and-Drop authouring tool like GM
might bring to you, then use GE !
I knew NOTHING too. But with the precious help and support of this INCREDIBLE forum and morover GE's creator Makslane (the best of ALL !), you'll worship GE in less than one month ! Believe me ...
Any problem ? Come here, post it and Get it !
Of course you'll suck a bit at the beginning, but it's the case when you start learning any other program, hmmm