Jeff M
I've been messing with Gamemaker for a while and I was creating a website so I can post these games. But I just wanted to know if I can post these type of games on a website
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Your question is a little unclear.
If you mean "Is it possible to post GameMaker games on a website for people to download and play?" then the answer is yes. When you have created your finished game (using 'Create Executable...' from the 'File' menu) then you can publish it on your website in the same way you would host any other file. I would suggest that you compress the game executable and any external resources into a Zip archive and make that available to download.
If you mean "Is it possible to include GameMaker games on a website for people to play online?" then the answer is no.
If you mean "Am I allowed to post GameMaker games on a website?" then the answer is yes. From the GameMaker manual:
"...Once you have created a stand-alone executable in the way described above you can give this file to other people or place it on your website to download. You are free to distribute the games you create with Game Maker in any way you like. You can even sell them. This of course assumes that the sprites, images, and sounds you use can be distributed or sold as well. See the enclosed license agreement for more information. "
Your question is a little unclear.
If you mean "Is it possible to post GameMaker games on a website for people to download and play?" then the answer is yes. When you have created your finished game (using 'Create Executable...' from the 'File' menu) then you can publish it on your website in the same way you would host any other file. I would suggest that you compress the game executable and any external resources into a Zip archive and make that available to download.
If you mean "Is it possible to include GameMaker games on a website for people to play online?" then the answer is no.
If you mean "Am I allowed to post GameMaker games on a website?" then the answer is yes. From the GameMaker manual:
"...Once you have created a stand-alone executable in the way described above you can give this file to other people or place it on your website to download. You are free to distribute the games you create with Game Maker in any way you like. You can even sell them. This of course assumes that the sprites, images, and sounds you use can be distributed or sold as well. See the enclosed license agreement for more information. "
Best post game in the league? bq-?
Sean P ~ G
who has the best?
also, what do you think of lebron's 'post' game? i think he's good, though he thinks way too much and doesn't utilize the pump fake at all AND more importantly, all he does is the high post. post game is more than that. lets see some hooks and moves down low
http://oi39.tinypic.com/zmd09k.jpg
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- , Best Post Game , Kobe Bryant && Dwight Howard .
LeBron's Post Game Is Weak , He Cant Go Low Post , All He's Mastered is a little quick Turnaround Jumper && A Quick Spin Off The Baseline . But , He Says He's Working On It . We'll See .
- , Best Post Game , Kobe Bryant && Dwight Howard .
LeBron's Post Game Is Weak , He Cant Go Low Post , All He's Mastered is a little quick Turnaround Jumper && A Quick Spin Off The Baseline . But , He Says He's Working On It . We'll See .
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