If you are using views, the game window will appear only as big as the main view. The code must be placed in the Room Creation Code part of the Settings Tab of the Room Properties Window. Creation CodeĮach room is able to execute GML code when it is created. The room_speed also affects the speed speed of sprites as the variable used to control the sprite animation speed ( image_speed ) is based on a ratio relationship with the room_speed.
However, we recommend setting it to 60 frames per second for a smoother frame rate. By default, the room_speed is 30 steps per second. SpeedĮach room runs at it's own speed and the room_speed determines the overall game speed while the room is active (the one currently being used).
To avoid this, you can deactivate objects that are not in the view. Large rooms with many instances active will slow down Game Maker much. This can be changed in the Room Properties window before compile time. The current height and width of a room are contained in the variables room_height and room_width. Setting the variable room_persistent to true will make the room persistent. Therefore, when you place instances of an object into a room, those instances will only exist in that room. PersistenceĮach room in your game is independent of each other. The room_caption is displayed at the very top of your game window, where the window title or window caption usually is. Window Title = room_captionĮach room in your game has a separate room title known as the room_caption.
The room name is also it's index and is contained in the variable room. During runtime and game play, some of the room properties can be changed using GML. The properties of a room can be set and changed using the Room Properties window before compile time. The current room can be changed using room functions and room actions. Rooms can be made into levels, floors of castles, or whatever that requires space for your game objects to live in. The room in Game Maker is the basic spatial unit of your game world.
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