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GameMaker Player Inputs Setting to True?
I have this input script: key_attack_lmb_up = ((((point_direction(x,y,mouse_x,mouse_y) >= 45) && (point_direction(x,y,mouse_x,mouse_y) < 135))) && (mouse_check_button_pressed(mb_left))); key_attack_lmb_right = ((((point_direction(x,y,mouse_x,mouse_y) >= 315) &&...- Spencer S
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Can GML tell the difference between data types?
I'm having trouble with ds_exists() because it checks if an index maps to a particular data type, but it seems the index is unique to the data type, so can be reused between data types. var map = ds_map_create(); // has index of 0 var list = ds_list_create(); // has index of 0 // checks if...- Aaron Dougherty
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How to determine the size (in bytes) of the built in data types?
I am trying to make a networking game, but I don't know how much memory I should allocate within packet buffers for built in data types (e.g. x, y, object_index, sprite_index, etc.). Is there a way to determine how big (in bytes) the built in data types are? I know that there are the "is_****"...- Fearnbuster
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Legacy GM Send char* over network_send_udp()
When sending information over my LAN to my server (c++) by building up a buffer, and using network_send_udp(), I cannot interpret what comes across. The server is set up to read in a c++ char* type data, and I would like to be able to send a string (or numbers) that can be interpreted correctly...- Juzek
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