GameMaker | gamemaker, notepad++ | 12 Responsesĭefinition file in action, displaying syntax for function of fancy purpose.

and if you prefer Sublime Text, there's GameMaker plugin for that too (by Cycododge).

(or grab source from PasteBin, if Dropbox is somehow inaccessible) Oh, and you can fold code with comments ( //). Apart of new keywords, it now sticks to editor style better as well. It contains all functions, variables, and constants present as of version (released January 22, 2014). So I took those several minutes needed, and updated UDL (user defined language) file for GameMaker: Studio. Which in turn permits editing them with external editor of choice without having to deal with XML conversions.

Of course, this also implies ability to edit GML files in them. oh do wait, extensions!Įxtensions in GameMaker: Studio are imported into each project locally, permitting easy modification of their files. At the time, making a GameMaker: Studio version seemed slightly less senseful, since dynamic scripting functions are no longer supported, and code in XML files is escaped slightly, but then. Some time ago I've introduced a Notepad++ syntax highlighting file for GameMaker 8.1 and earlier versions.

Notepad++ install user defined language