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Thank you for downloading Edge FMV, the first native GML video solution for GameMaker Studio. Edge
Engine is a fully cross-platform, modular framework built to augment Game Maker Studio with pre-made
code and assets that serve as the foundation for a wide variety of game genres. All Edge Engine modules
feature creative, human-readable code with helpful notations throughout, making them both powerful
and easy to use.

Edge FMV Contents:

What's New
Reference
edgefmv_load
edgefmv_play
edgefmv_unload
edgefmv_pause
edgefmv_skip
edgefmv_seek
edgefmv_set_volume
edgefmv_get_time
edgefmv_draw_progress

 MakeFMV
EULA

What's New
v1.1.2
Updated MakeFMV to v1.3.0 with minor improvements to the GUI, as well as functional improvements
including even better support for nonstandard paths, fix for command window not showing up on
conversion, and fix for some antivirus software generating a false positive when running MakeFMV.
Added edgefmv_get_time script for reading the playback position of FMVs
v1.1.0
Updated MakeFMV to v1.2.0 with GUI frontend, custom output paths, and better support for
nonstandard paths (e.g. not on C drive, paths with spaces, etc.)
v1.0.2
Fixed looped videos drawing a blank frame between replays
v1.0.1
Added ability to loop FMVs
v1.0
Initial release

Reference
Warning: Edge FMV is an experimental video player, and likely always will be. It is intended for advanced
users only, and may not perform as expected due to limitations within GameMaker Studio.

Overview Whats an FMV?

FMV stands for Full Motion Video, and historically has been used as an extension for game videos since
the early 90s. The name itself does not connote any specific video format, and in fact more often than
not implies a non-standard or proprietary format created specifically for use in games.
Despite being experimental, Edge FMV is designed to be highly flexible and easy to use. Playing your own
videos with Edge FMV comes in two stages: conversion and operation. While the second stage is the
same no matter what, the first will vary slightly based on the target platform and project needs.
Although Edge FMV-compatible video files can be made with a variety of tools, it is strongly
recommended to use the included MakeFMV application to convert standard video format files into files
readable by Edge FMV. Edge FMV cannot read standard video filetypes directly (such as MP4, AVI, or WMV,
to name only a few). Converting with MakeFMV will ensure the best possible balance of image quality,
file size, and game performance, and will also simplify the conversion process for quick and easy
importing.
Edge FMV can read converted files through two methods of storage: preload, and precache. Each method
has advantages and disadvantages, and it is up to each developer to decide which is best for their
projects.
The preload method stores videos as a single contained file much like traditional video formats, making
it clean and easy to work with. Preloading will also yield the highest performance within the GameMaker
Studio IDE itself, as only one file is backed up when the project is saved or tested. As such it is
recommended to use this method when developing games, however it may not be best for exporting to
the final product. Preload files must be cached to system storage before usage, which will temporarily
halt the game until the cache is fully createda process which can take several seconds to complete,
depending on the speed of the system storage medium. Furthermore, this method requires twice the
actual storage space per video, as both the cache and its parent file occupy the same amount of space.
It is also not guaranteed that this cache will be unloaded later, as various factors may prevent
GameMaker Studio from deleting the cache if it is deemed still in-use. Preload files are also not compatible
with all platforms, in which case attempting to load one will silently fail.
Thats where the precache method comes in. As its name implies, a precache is essentially a preload file
which is already in system cache form. Rather than exist as a single file, a precache is an entire folder
containing individual video frame and audio files. The precache method is compatible with almost all
GameMaker platforms and introduces virtually no delay when initializing playback, plus it requires no
additional space on the system storage to operate. The downside to a precache is simply its cumbersome
number of files. A videos entire precache folder must be imported to GameMaker Studio for playback,
which can take several minutes to complete depending on the length of the video. This folder is also
backed up upon saving or testing the project, adding significantly to the length of both operations.
Therefore, while the precache method is well suited for finished projects, during development it is
recommended to use the preload method instead.

See the MakeFMV section of this document for instructions on converting videos to both storage
formats.
Additionally, Edge FMV features several built-in variables that can assist in general operation of
converted videos. While it is only necessary to run the edgefmv_load and edgefmv_play scripts to
achieve video playback, making use of these variables can take Edge FMV functionality beyond simple
playback for a variety of useful effects.
First, the global.fmv_complete variable stores the status of the video as either true (the video is
finished playing) or false (the video is not finished playing). Testing this variable can be used as a means
of executing code when the video is complete. For example:
if global.fmv_complete = true {
room_goto_next();
}
will automatically go to the next room of the game when the video is finished playing.
It may also be desirable to allow users to pause videos during playback. While this is accomplished with
the edgefmv_pause script and not a variable, the global.fmv_pause variable itself can be used to
execute code when a video is paused. For example:
if global.fmv_pause = true {
draw_set_alpha(0.5);
draw_rectangle_color(0, 0, room_width, room_height, c_black, c_black, c_black,
c_black, false);
draw_set_alpha(1);
}
will draw an overlay to fade the video while paused.
Furthermore, to aid in stylization of elements such as a pause screen, Edge FMV includes two variables
retaining
the
dimensions
of
the
current
video:
global.fmv_frame_width
and
global.fmv_frame_height. These variables are scaled, meaning they contain the dimensions of the
video as it is drawn, not necessarily as it is stored on-disk. See information on the edgefmv_play script
for more on video scaling.
And these are but a few of the variables that are accessible to developers. Advanced users are
encouraged to study the edgefmv_load script and use the variables it initializes to their advantage.
For all that Edge FMV has to offer under regular usage, refer to the rest of the reference guide below.

 edgefmv_load(fname);
The first script that must be run for FMV playback. As the name implies, edgefmv_load will cache preload
files and set a number of essential variables for both preload and precache videos. It will also return the
integer 1 or the number of files cached to indicate that the load operation was successful. If the load
fails, 0 will be returned instead. The script requires only one parameter, the fname, or filename of the
FMV to be loaded. This should be input as a string (enclosed in quotes), including the files extension and
any necessary path information. In this case, the root directory is the Included Files section of the
GameMaker Studio project. For example, the path folder\myfile.fmv would actually refer to
C:\Users\USER\Documents\GameMaker\Projects\PROJECT.gmx\datafiles\folder\myfile.fmv. Do not
include a slash at the beginning of the path. If no sub-folder is used, no slashes are necessary.
This script must be run in the Create event or elsewhere that will only trigger it once. It does not,
however, have to be run in the same object or even the same room as the edgefmv_play script. This is
especially useful for preload files, as preloading can occur during a loading screen elsewhere in the game
prior to actually playing the video.
Note that regardless of whether a preload or precache is used, the input fname should include both the
filename and extension. In the case of a precache, the filename should match that of the folder, and the
extension should match that of the frame files extension (typically .fmv). Files converted with MakeFMV
will use the same fname regardless of whether they are stored in preload or precache mode. If both a
precache and preload version of the same file are present, the precache will be loaded preferentially.
Note: Once a preload file has been cached, it does not matter where it is loaded from againthe same cache will
be used regardless of the original files location provided the cache still exists after the file has been moved.
Note 2: Changes to the folder structure in the Included Files section will require re-importing files to the new
folder structure. This is a limitation of GameMaker Studio.
Note 3: While only the most recent loaded video can be played, multiple videos can be preloaded and then played
in succession by running edgefmv_load for each video again when its turn comes. If a cache already exists it will
not be recreated, therefore there is no performance penalty to the second instance of edgefmv_load.

edgefmv_play(framerate, a/v offset, x, y, xscale, yscale, rot, color, alpha, hidemouse, loop);
Plays the last video loaded with the edgefmv_load script with a variety of playback options and
transforms.
Of greatest importance is the framerate parameter, which sets the FPS at which the loaded video is
intended to be played. Fractional values are acceptable, therefore framerates such as 23.976 and 29.97
are valid inputs here. All videos converted with MakeFMV will have a framerate of 30.
The a/v offset parameter can be used to adjust the tracking between the video and audio being played,
to fix incorrect lip-syncing for example. This value is in number of frames, and can be both positive and
negative to offset the audio either forwards or backwards as necessary. Generally, no offset should be
necessary, in which case this parameter can simply be set to 0.
The x and y parameters specify where the video should be drawn, with the top-left corner being the
videos origin point. The xscale and yscale parameters set the size of the drawn video as well as the actual
values stored in the built-in global.fmv_frame_width and global.fmv_frame_height variables. A
value of 1 equals 100% size. Negative values can be used to mirror the video on either axis.

The rot parameter sets the videos rotation in degrees, where 0 is straight up and 180 is directly upsidedown. Although videos are positioned by the top-left corner, applying rotation will rotate them about
the center.
The color parameter sets a blending color to add a tint to the video, where c_white is neutral. The input
color can be anything from a built-in GameMaker Studio variable to a color made with make_color_rgb
or even Edge Engines own make_color_hex.
The alpha parameter is a fractional value that sets the videos transparency, where 0 is completely
transparent and 1 is completely opaque.
Next, the hidemouse parameter is a true/false value that enables or disables hiding the mouse cursor
during video playback on desktop platforms where a mouse cursor is used. The cursor will be restored
when the video is completed or skipped.
Lastly, the loop parameter is another true/false value that enables or disables endlessly repeating video
playback until the video is skipped.
This script must be run in the Draw event.
Note: While only the most recent loaded video can be played, multiple videos can be preloaded and then played in
succession by running edgefmv_load for each video again when its turn comes. If a cache already exists it will
not be recreated, therefore there is no performance penalty to the second instance of edgefmv_load.

edgefmv_unload(fname);
Resets all FMV playback variables to null values and attempts to delete the relevant preload cache, if any.
See edgefmv_load for usage of the fname parameter. Note that while only one video can be loaded at
any given time, the same does not necessarily apply to unloading. When videos are preloaded, their cache
remains on the system storage until it is unloaded manually. In this way multiple preload files can be
queued for successive playback without pausing to cache additional videos in between. However, this
will also constitute data buildup on the system storage, which is undesirable in large quantities. To unload
specific videos, supply that videos filename with any necessary path information. Otherwise to unload
precache videos or to unload all preload videos simultaneously, the keyword all can be supplied in place
of a filename here. For example:
edgefmv_unload(all);
In general, this is how edgefmv_unload should be used. Like edgefmv_load, this script should be
executed in an event where it is only triggered once.

edgefmv_pause();
Pauses and unpauses the current video, if any is playing. No parameters are necessary; simply run the
script in the desired input pressed event, where it will only be triggered once at a time.

 edgefmv_skip();
Skips the current video, if any is playing. No parameters are necessary; simply run the script in the desired
input pressed event, where it will only be triggered once.

edgefmv_seek(time);
Sets the playback position of the current video, if any is playing. The time parameter is a value in seconds.
Fractional values are acceptable for seeking to a precise time in the current video. As with many other
Edge FMV scripts, it is important to only run edgefmv_seek where it will be triggered once.
Tip: Try setting the time value to a coordinate like mouse_x in a button event like global mouse left. With a little
additional math, you can create a full scrubbing system just like a real media player!

edgefmv_set_volume(volume);
Sets the volume of the current video, if any is playing. The volume parameter is a fractional value where
0 is silent and 1 is max volume. Changes in volume will transition smoothly over a period of 100
milliseconds. This script should ideally be run in an event where it will only be triggered once.

edgefmv_get_time();
Returns the playback time of the current video in seconds, if any is playing. Otherwise will return 0. No
parameters are necessary.

edgefmv_draw_progress(x1, y1, x2, y2, col1, col2, col3, col4, outline);

Draws a colored rectangle as a progress bar indicating the current videos playing time, if any is playing.
The x1 and y1 parameters set the position to draw the top-left corner of the progress bar, and the x2
and y2 parameters set the position to draw the bottom-right corner. Progress will be displayed between
these two values as a percentage, where 100% equals the distance between x1 and x2. The next four
parameters set what color to draw the progress bar in, where col1 refers to the top-left corner of the
progress bar, col2 the top-right corner, col3 the bottom-right corner, and col4 the bottom-left corner.
These colors will be blended into a gradient. Lastly, the outline parameter is a true/false value that
enables or disables drawing the progress bar as an outline rather than a solid.
This script must be run in the Draw event.
Tip: Try running the draw_rectangle_color script before edgefmv_draw_progress to create a solid
background for the progress bar to appear over!

MakeFMV
As Edge FMV is a native GML video player, it relies on a unique format for storing videos. To simplify
the process of creating Edge FMV-compatible videos with the proper technical standards and right
balance of quality and output file size, Edge FMV also comes with its own conversion utility: MakeFMV.
As of version 1.1.0, MakeFMV has a GUI frontend which is very simple and easy to use.

First, select the video file you wish to convert by clicking the button to the right of the Input File
box. A familiar dialog window will appear allowing you to select your video from anywhere on your PC.
By default, the list of files will be filtered by popular video file formats, but if your video is not listed
you can always disable the filter by setting Video Files to All in the bottom-right corner of the
window.

It is also possible to fill out the Input File path manually. If you do so, remember not to put quotes
around the path!
Next, repeat the same process with the Output File path. Unlike with the input file, this time you will
not be able to specify an output formatthe .fmv format is required.
The output file does not have to be in the same directory as the input file. Create your .fmv anywhere
you like!

Finally, select whether to convert the input video as a Preload or a Precache by checking the
appropriate radio button at the bottom of the window. Remember, a preload FMV is a self-contained
file that is cached at runtime, while a precache is a folder that requires no extra processing to be used.
For mobile devices, precache is required!
Once youve made all your selections, click the big MakeFMV logo at the top of the window and start
converting! A terminal window will appear so you can keep an eye on the whole process.

When the conversion is complete, the MakeFMV terminal will provide the example Edge FMV commands
needed to play the output file in your GameMaker Studio project. Simply drag the output file or folder
to your GameMaker Studio projects Included Files section and play it with the edgefmv_load and
edgefmv_play scripts.
And thats it! Your MakeFMV-converted video is now ready to be played with Edge FMV.

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deleted, the parties shall negotiate in good faith to amend such provision such that, as amended, it is legal, valid and
enforceable, and, to the greatest extent possible, achieves the parties original commercial intention.
9.3. Third parties. No person other than YoYo Group or a party to this EULA shall have any rights (whether under the
United Kingdoms Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 or otherwise) to enforce any term of this EULA.
9.4. No partnership or agency. Nothing in this EULA or in any document referred to in it or in any arrangement
contemplated by it shall create a partnership, joint venture, agency or employment between the parties.
9.5. Entire EULA. This EULA contains the whole agreement between the parties relating to the subject matter hereof and
supersedes all prior EULAs, arrangements and understandings between the parties relating to that subject matter. Each
party acknowledges that, in entering into this EULA, it has not relied on, and shall have no right or remedy in respect of,
any statement, representation, assurance or warranty (whether made negligently or innocently) other than as expressly
set out in this EULA. Please remember, when reviewing this section, that you had had the opportunity at the start of this
EULA to raise any queries and propose any amendments to its terms.
9.6. Export restrictions. It is your responsibility to comply with any import or export laws or regulations that may apply
to your Assets on the Marketplace.

9.7. Assignment. The rights granted in this EULA may not be assigned or transferred by you, nor can you sub-contract
or delegate your responsibilities under this EULA, without our prior written approval. The rights granted in this EULA
may be assigned or transferred by us without your prior approval and we may also delegate or sub-contract our
responsibilities or obligations under this EULA without your approval.
10. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION
You and we agree that this EULA shall be governed by and interpreted according to the laws of England and that any
dispute regarding this EULA shall be heard by the courts of England.

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GameMaker: Studio, GameMaker: Marketplace, and associated works are copyright 2013-2016 YoYo Games Ltd.

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