I'm tired of waiting 6 minutes and then getting "failed to load game" 3 times in a row. This is partly why I don't invest any more time into my game. If we could preview play from any room that would be awesome.
hea meant that he wanted to be able to play parts of the game separately and not compile the whole thing every time. this is a vital thing in dev and every engine has it [citation needed].
This is absolute life saver in game jams
Of course in this you shouldn't try make all editable during testing, but what you are currently working at, as GMlive has performance hit while it is used
I'll move this to Community Chat, as that's the correct forum for feature discussions. Note that this is only a discussion and will not be read by YoYo Games. If you'd like to request this as a feature, feature requests can be filed here: https://accounts.yoyogames.com/contact-us#feature
The compiling eats up harddrive space, fails to compile every now and then for no reason I did.
AAA companies compile a game for somewhere around 30 mins according to wiki. Imagine them getting 3-4 failed to load game (in 2.2 and 2.3). I'm not looking to make a game that big. Probably the double the size it is now. When and if I have time to work on it.
I don't know what the issue is that it makes failed to load game on a 40mb software and a 500ish mb game.
Considering that you've neither described your exact game setup (sprite count, whether you use texture groups, texture page dimensions, compiled game size, % of size stored in included files...) nor posted the output log, I don't believe that anyone is going to be able to guess what's wrong here.
I've not had issues with the game randomly failing to start on any of larger projects so I can only assume that your crash is something situational.
You should make a feature request for a red theme with a flames background, everyone knows that painting flames on a car makes it go faster so it definitely helps with programming IDEs as well
I think documenting everything you did should be norm, even though it had to do with switching to the Light IDE. It probably certainly didn't fix it, but you never know with code. It was just remaking the assets over and over again in compiling, when it should compile once the stuff and then when I exit GMS 2, maybe compile the stuff again?