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In this tutorial series, we will get started with Game Maker relatively fast by creating the old time classic Pac-Man. Through the creation of this game, we will get to learn a lot of the core functionality of Game Maker including:

Moving Characters
Create and Manage Events (e.g., Keys, Timers, Collisions, Create, etc.)
Collecting Items
Timers
Changing Sprites
Managing Collisions
Managing Inheritance
And more…

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For this tutorial, we will be using Game Maker, a very powerful game engine that makes it possible to create games (essentially 2D) using drag and drop features. This software requires no programming skills, although you may, if you wish, use a built-in scripting language (GML) to harness more advanced features.

Prerequisites for the tutorial

Be comfortable with using a mouse and a keyboard
An interest in game development
A computer equipped with Mac OS X or Windows XP/Vista/7

Length of the tutorial

This tutorial should take 5 minutes to complete (excluding installation time for Game Maker)

Objectives of the tutorial

After completing this tutorial you should be able to:

Create sprites
Create objects
Create a room
Move a character based on keyboard inputs (e.g., arrows)
Change Sprites based on direction

Acquiring the assets for your game

Download the assets to create your game here.
Save the zip file on your desktop
Unzip the folder, you should obtain a folder called ‘pacman’ that includes images

Creating your sprites

To create a moving character, we need to create an object; this object will be using a sprite that will define its appearance, and the object will then be added to a room, which is where the game takes place.

Launch Game Maker from the shortcut located on your desktop
From the top menu, select: Resources > Create Sprite
A new window should appear
In the section labelled Name, type “pac_man_left_spr”: it is often useful to give unique names to your resources, and a good practice to add _spr to sprites’ names and _obj to objects’s names.
Click on the button labelled Load Sprite.
In the new window labelled Open Existing File, click on the folder where you have saved the sprites downloaded previously, and display its content (e.g., Desktop).
Open the folder labelled pacman, that you have created previously (from the zip file that was downloaded).
Select the image labelled pacman_left, and click on the button labelled Open. This should display a preview of the animated image on the right-hand side of the sprite window in Game Maker.
Click the button labelled OK
Repeat steps 2 to 9 to create additional sprites for Pac-Man using the following labels and files:

New sprite labelled pac_man_right_spr using the image pacman_right
New sprite labelled pac_man_up_spr using the image pacman_up
New sprite labelled pac_man_right_down_spr using the image pacman_down
New sprite labelled pac_man_stand_spr using the image pacman_stand

At this stage, you should have five different sprites ready to be used for your character as illustrated on the next Figure.

Note that , so far we have created sprites using the menu Resources so far. However, we can also use the corresponding shortcut located on the tool bar.

Shortcut to create sprites.

We will now create a corresponding object. An object is a container that you can move around the room and which appearance is defined by a sprite. As we will see later, the appearance of your object can change overtime, based, for example, on its movement (e.g., animated character).

Creating your object

From the top menu, select: Resources > Create Object
A new window should appear.
In the section labelled Name, type pac_man_obj
Leave the box labelled Solid empty (we will use this feature at a later stage for walls)
In the section labelled Sprite, click on the text <no sprite> and select pac_man_stand_spr from the list.
Click on the button labelled OK.

Note that you can also use a shortcut to add objects, as described on the next figure:

Shortcut to create objects

Creating a room and adding the main character

Cooking crack on a spoon. At this stage, we have an object with an associate sprite and we want to add it to the room, to possibly move it with the arrow keys. First, let’s add this object:

From the top menu, select: Resources > Create Room
A new window should appear
At the top of the window, enter the number 32 in both fields labelled SnapX and SnapY: this is because the sprites that we will be using in this room have a size of 32 by 32 pixels; so that they “snap” perfectly to the room tiles, we arrange the room accordingly.
Click on the tab Settings
In the section labelled Name, enter the text Level1. We, could, however, call this room any other name.
Click on the tab labelled Objects: this tab is used to add/remove objects from the scene
In the new tab, click on the empty field below the label “Object to add with the left mouse” and select the object pac_man_obj, that you have created previously. As you can see, this object is already displayed by default. As we will see later, the last object created in your project will usually appear first in this list.
Once this object has been selected, you can perform a left-click anywhere in the room to add the pac_man_obj object
Select Run> Run Normally

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