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Menu Tutorial

This document provides a tutorial on how to create a menu for a game created in Game Maker. It instructs the user to copy game files to a new folder, add sprite and object resources to the game, create a room with a background and button objects, and add mouse click events to the button objects to trigger play, exit, and help actions. Completing all the steps will result in a game with a functional main menu.

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Menu Tutorial

This document provides a tutorial on how to create a menu for a game created in Game Maker. It instructs the user to copy game files to a new folder, add sprite and object resources to the game, create a room with a background and button objects, and add mouse click events to the button objects to trigger play, exit, and help actions. Completing all the steps will result in a game with a functional main menu.

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Menu Tutorial

Copy of this tutorial in colour can be found on ; Common Multimedia Resources temp Year 9 ICT

Begin
from Copy and past the Menu Tutorial resources folder Common Multimedia Resources temp Year 9 ICT to your Year 9 ICT Trimester 3 Practice

Open Game Maker


Open the Dragon Rescue game that you have made previously. Make a new folder in Year 9 ICT Name the folder My Menu. Trimester 3 Practice

Save your game

Add folder.

the following sprites from the images in the Menu Tutorial resources

Save your game

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Add

the following objects

Save your game

Add

one room with the following settings.

Click on the backgrounds tab and add the space_background. Click on the objects tab and add the following four objects.

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Close your room by clicking the Drag and Drop the room_menu to the top of the list.

Add the Actions and Events to our buttons.


Double click the obj_play object. Click Add Event Mouse

Set your Action as follows.

Close the obj_play object. Double click the obj_exit object.

Save your game

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Double click the obj_exit object. Click Add Event Mouse

Set your Action as follows.

Close the obj_help object.

Save your game

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Double click the obj_help object. Click Add Event Mouse Set your Action as follows.

Save your game

Run your game by pressing the F5 button.

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