Page Summary: In this tutorial, we have an in depth look at Arrays and how they work in GameMaker studio and studio 2. We often need to change parts of our code only slightly to adapt it to different objects or situations.
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In this tutorial, we have an in depth look at Arrays and how they work in GameMaker studio and studio 2. We often need to change parts of our code only slightly to adapt it to different objects or situations. We look at what Finite state machines are, how to imlement them and why they are so usefull.
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- In this tutorial, we have an in depth look at Arrays and how they work in GameMaker studio and studio 2.
- We often need to change parts of our code only slightly to adapt it to different objects or situations.
- We look at what Finite state machines are, how to imlement them and why they are so usefull.
- We have another look at a lighting system designed for GMS2 layers and its camera system.
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