#Game maker clean text code#

The simple step by step design of Game Makers are easy to follow. Memory stick or onto another computer or network to share with others. From here you can copy the game to a disc, When complete, the game is saved on your computer in the location you specify. Any script (for example Arabic or Japanese) that can be typed Using the Matching Game Maker games can be made in any language.

ICT skills: file management and creation, making voice recordings, sourcing and saving images, understanding different file types.

thinking about the purpose and audience of their game, and making decisions about the content.

they are actively using the languages in a fun way.

they can revise a wide variety of linguistic and cultural concepts.

When your students make their own multimedia language games, they are practising important skills: the sound of a dog matched with the word 'dog'. Match a recording of a sentence or statement with a corresponding statement. Match a recording of a sentence with the text of that sentence. Match a sentence in the LOTE with the English

Match the begining and endings of a sentences.

Some suggestions about the types of tasks you can make: The Matching Game Maker allows you type in or record your own text or voice recordings in each column. To complete the game the player must drag a line between the matching pairs from each column. In the Languages Online Matching Game there are two columns.

#Game maker clean text code#

$game_message.add(%Q('I'll hold a grand tournament and convince that child, Xian, to put up his throne as the ultimate prize! To the winner goes the Imperial Crown, and they'll kill each other trying to claim it!'))The next portion of code will close the window, clear out settings and text to allow the following messages to appear afterward.Matching voice recordings and voice recordings You will have to use ' ' for new lines, as the script field in Move Route does not allow returns. The downside to this option is that it is not very pretty, and a little difficult to do editing. The event moves on to the next task after displaying the message, which is the wait. Using the following code to add a message bypasses the normal wait typically encountered with other options. The target is unimportant, I simply use Move Route because the script field can hold an enormous amount of text and does not accidentally break up script when spanning multiple lines. The first snippet of code is actually put into the 'Script' section of a Move Route.

Link me if it exists and I'll be placated. Sorry if it's been asked, I couldn't find a thread dealing with my issue. Thanks for any help, I've spent the last hour between trying to fiddle with it and looking here for answers. The second parallax change is just the first parallax, but with less 'left' space so that it sits where the first parallax would be when the first text box ends. And either way it does nothing until somebody smacks a button.

The wait won't activate until somebody hits a button after the text box, but if I put the wait before the won't activate. This is my base event and it's not doing what I need. I've included a screenshot of what I'm working with right now. I'm using VX Ace, the only script I have operating is Galv's message busts (which isn't being utilized in the text I'm working with). I'm trying to create an opening, but if you read slower than I do.the timing will be all off on a parallax picture moving in the background.īarring that, is there anyway I can make a parallax background move for a certain period before stopping and holding in place? Is there any way I can set a text box to end and move on to the next event action after a desired amount of time? Sorry for asking such a duncey question, but I've stuck myself.