147 replies to this topic

[connor4312]

I'm not sure, if In posted on this before, but this tutorial is what I began with! Now I am scoring 4 stars on the GML test and a top programmer in a very large team.

[nicholasandjim]

Thanks so much! This really helped me. I knew a little GML but now I know a lot more. Thanks!

[iceshield]

Good GML tutorial , but it could have been even better .You missed some important points (like looping & others) but is good for beginners.
Keep going with writing tutorials, you do a nice job !

Edited by iceshield, 08 May 2009 - 01:33 PM.

[Recreate]

Ha,I never Knew about that distance_to_object function
Good Tutorial,Thumbs up

[3d gamer]

Thank you now i know gml language much much much much better'
make a tutorial about platformer!!
please

[wolfrider219]

Thanks so much!!!! great tutorial, i actually couuld understand most of it!

[julien7777]

Best tutorial ever! This really helped me understand GML syntax structure. It would be nice if it covered even more functions but even so, great tutorial.

[agentms11]

Awesome tut!!!!
Rly helped me XD.
Thanx so much XD :^Þ

[jhk30]

link is dead. can someone fix it please?

[General Leo]

Very sorry for my link being dead. I just switched hosts due to all the downtime for my old host. Link should work now and is guaranteed 99.9% uptime. Thank you to all my supporters!

[jhk30]

Thank you for fixing it General Leo I really, really appreciate it!

[riffraff]

Cherrs leo,realy helped alot but there is one question I have,mybye someone or you could answer.

can you make a obj move towrads anothe object,like move_towards_point(x,y,speed) but having obj_player_x and obj_player_y?

p.s. dont know if i'm allowed to post question here.

p.p.s. great tut!

Edited by riffraff, 23 February 2010 - 06:53 PM.

[mrkeki]

move_toward_point(obj_player.x,obj_player.y,2)

theirs also a cod that does just that just cant remember that right now

[riffraff]

move_toward_point(obj_player.x,obj_player.y,2)

theirs also a cod that does just that just cant remember that right now

cheers mate worked a treat.srry but i know i realy should not be tking over this topic but how to you make the ai not see you if you are behind a wall i have been trying for ages but it will not work pm me if u know please

Edited by riffraff, 24 February 2010 - 05:10 PM.

[shadowman465]

Genius i say! Great tutorial

[NinjaCatStudios]

good for a beginner and teaches some hard to find scripts

[PhantomHive000]

Ok do not delete this post! i have a valid reason! will be explained later =P
Hi and i cant open a RTF format document. please can you send another link or
tell me why and how i can open it i really need it. Although i understand the basics
of gml i still need more info! and thx.


Reason = Cant open RTF document =/

[GPro]

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• Title: GML Tutorial
• Description: Teaches D&D users how to use coding instead.
• GM Version: GM6-GM7
• Registered: No
• File Type: .rtf ("notepad" or "write" file -- open with any text editor)
• File Size: ~191KB
• File Link: Super-Easy GML Tutorial

Additional Info

FINAL version of my tutorial for learning GML!!!

I get TONS of PMs and emails every day from people saying they never could understand GML till they read my tutorial. Every one of them have thanked me time and time again. I added alot to version 6 and made a few more changes to ensure it's easy to read for everybody.

Please note that this does NOT explain the basics of GM. I wrote it assuming the readers would at least know basic D&D. (drag and drop)

Also, as stated in the tutorial, this tutorial is meant to teach scripting for GM6, GM7 or higher and may not be completely correct for GM5.3 or below.

I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU

thx man i finally got the scripts at my will thanks !!!

[jelliez]

THANK YOU!

Smarty pants.

[jetx917]

hey this is a good tutorial in gml stuff but please could you do a forum about basic coding because im 13 and dont understand it very well. ty