- #CAN GAMEMAKER STUDIO DOWNLOAD FILES HOW TO#
- #CAN GAMEMAKER STUDIO DOWNLOAD FILES INSTALL#
- #CAN GAMEMAKER STUDIO DOWNLOAD FILES ANDROID#
- #CAN GAMEMAKER STUDIO DOWNLOAD FILES CODE#
- #CAN GAMEMAKER STUDIO DOWNLOAD FILES TRIAL#
You should take note of this as you'll need it later in the GameMaker Studio 2 Preferences.
#CAN GAMEMAKER STUDIO DOWNLOAD FILES ANDROID#
You can see in the image above that we have also highlighted the Android SDK Location.
#CAN GAMEMAKER STUDIO DOWNLOAD FILES INSTALL#
This will open the following window where you can select and install the platform SDKs that you require (in general you simply need the latest SDK, but you can install any, or all, of those on the list, as long as you ensure you use the correct SDK values later in GameMaker Studio 2): Regardless of the install type, once it has installed, you need to run Android Studio and on the Splash Screen, go to the menu labeled " Configure," and in the drop-down menu select the SDK Manager. If you choose the Default install, then you will need to later add the NDK if you wish to compile using the YYC runtime. We recommend the custom install as it gives you the option to get the Android NDK and set up your computer to use Virtual Devices as well (you need to select them from the custom install screen shown below): When installing Android Studio, you can choose either the Default install or the Custom install. You can get Android Studio from the following link, and once downloaded, you will need to install it on your PC or Mac: When using GameMaker Studio 2, you will also need to install Android Studio as it will be used to set up a number of things that are required. Required SDKs Set up the Android SDK and NDK for Amazon Fire Note that the exact versions required for each (along with links for downloading them) can be found from the article, although we’ll be using Android Studio to control all this: These kits will be used when testing and building your project for Amazon Fire. Required downloadsĪmazon Fire is based on the popular Android framework, so to start working with your Amazon Fire devices and GameMaker Studio 2, you will need to download and install the following development kits: Regardless of the output that you select, you will need to add some extra build tools to your development computer before you can continue. The YYC target however, gives a much greater optimization (and corresponding performance boost) especially with logic-heavy games, but large projects can take some time to compile and you cannot use the debugger. The performance of this target is less optimised than YYC, but it is faster to compile and offers the ability to run in debug mode (when using YYC, the debugger will not start, and instead you will be asked if you would like to test using the VM instead).
#CAN GAMEMAKER STUDIO DOWNLOAD FILES CODE#
The VM option will build your game and use interpreted code within a special YoYo Runner. YYC - This will build your game using compiled native code.VM - This will build your game using interpreted code.Setting upĪfter installing and running GameMaker Studio 2 on your PC or Mac, you can specifically build for Amazon Fire using the Target Manager window, opened by clicking the target button in the top-right of the main window:įor the Amazon Fire target platform, you can see that there are two output options:
If you have not done any of the above, then you should take a moment to do so, otherwise the steps outlined in this tutorial will not permit you to test, compile, or upload your game project correctly.
#CAN GAMEMAKER STUDIO DOWNLOAD FILES TRIAL#
You can get a licence for Amazon Fire through several different mechanisms which are outlined here (note that there is a 60-day FREE trial available).
#CAN GAMEMAKER STUDIO DOWNLOAD FILES HOW TO#
You can find out how to get one and set it up here. The device needs to have Developer Mode activated and be discoverable using ADB.
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