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General ENIGMA / Re: Changing Screen Resolution
« on: April 25, 2013, 02:56:33 pm »
Thanks! If anyone is willing to work with me on this I'd love to make a java, flash, and a html5 target. I'll post a topic about this to give more details.
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General ENIGMA / Re: Changing Screen Resolution
« on: April 25, 2013, 02:44:56 pm »
Just voted in favor for the freaking featured feline 
Also, I know absolutely nothing about git, but I'll definitely look into this whenever I have some extra spare time.
Edit: that's odd, I tried both the global game settings and the display_set_size() function and it didn't work when I test run. Does this mean I have to compile it in order to see this in action? I can't because for whatever reason it always gives me an error when I try to do that. So I just take the temp file during a test run and change the extension to exe.
Also, I know absolutely nothing about git, but I'll definitely look into this whenever I have some extra spare time.
Edit: that's odd, I tried both the global game settings and the display_set_size() function and it didn't work when I test run. Does this mean I have to compile it in order to see this in action? I can't because for whatever reason it always gives me an error when I try to do that. So I just take the temp file during a test run and change the extension to exe.
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General ENIGMA / Changing Screen Resolution
« on: April 25, 2013, 10:56:50 am »
gotta love that cat...Anyway, enigma should really have a built in means to change the screen resolution.
But for now, you guys can use this dll: http://sandbox.yoyogames.com/games/215052-set-display-resolution-dll
To make it easier to implement in enigma itself, I included the CodeBlocks/C++ source.
Enjoy.
Time Killer Games Productions
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Third Party / GameMakerTools
« on: April 24, 2013, 04:50:18 pm »
I didn't make any of the programs, credit all goes to their respectful owners as described in ReadMe files and in-program about menus.
Includes:
*Enigma and LateralGM (No Der)
*G-Creator
*G-Java
*G-Flash
*Tululoo Html5 Game Maker
*GM Anti-Decompiler
*Frozen Nova
*GMK Splitter
*GM6 Vista Converter
*Game Maker 4.3
*GM4 to GM5 converter
*And more, please submit your program and I'll add it to the distribution.
Not added, but will be:
*An Open Source Game Maker clone written in Visual Basic i found on google code
*an open source instant play plugin I created (named HostExe, written in VB6 ActiveX)
*and another open source instant play plugin, this one I didn't make, (named AppEmbed, written in Java)
Download the full package:
http://www.gamefront.com/files/23260243/Game_Maker_Tools
Enjoy.
Time Killer Games Productions
Includes:
*Enigma and LateralGM (No Der)
*G-Creator
*G-Java
*G-Flash
*Tululoo Html5 Game Maker
*GM Anti-Decompiler
*Frozen Nova
*GMK Splitter
*GM6 Vista Converter
*Game Maker 4.3
*GM4 to GM5 converter
*And more, please submit your program and I'll add it to the distribution.
Not added, but will be:
*An Open Source Game Maker clone written in Visual Basic i found on google code
*an open source instant play plugin I created (named HostExe, written in VB6 ActiveX)
*and another open source instant play plugin, this one I didn't make, (named AppEmbed, written in Java)
Download the full package:
http://www.gamefront.com/files/23260243/Game_Maker_Tools
Enjoy.
Time Killer Games Productions
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Third Party / Re: GMK Parsing library for C++
« on: April 24, 2013, 04:14:31 pm »
Sorry about that.
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Third Party / Re: GMK Parsing library for C++
« on: April 24, 2013, 02:00:02 pm »
YoYoGames can't do that. I was planning on using this. Just like everything else they don't like shared across the internet related to their dum product. Enigma is way better, at least for me, because my biggest priority for publishing and selling is for desktop games. Otherwise, I'd use GMS. But still don't get why they think they can just ignore the fact they can just do anything they want and get away with it even though I'm pretty sure it isn't legal.
Before I go on another rant on how much I don't like YYG, shutting up...
Before I go on another rant on how much I don't like YYG, shutting up...
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Issues Help Desk / How do I Change the MinGW Directory?
« on: January 28, 2013, 02:13:32 pm »
I have a limited, non administrative account, which gives me zero access to run enigma. "Access Denied: C:\Windows\"
I'm not sure but I feel that if I cpould somehow edit the default directory that ENIGMA expects to fid MinGW and change it from C:\Windows to my desktop directory, which is where it is located will then allow me to run enigma properly. How do I do this?
Thanks in advance!
TKG
I'm not sure but I feel that if I cpould somehow edit the default directory that ENIGMA expects to fid MinGW and change it from C:\Windows to my desktop directory, which is where it is located will then allow me to run enigma properly. How do I do this?
Thanks in advance!
TKG