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/r/GameMaker Discord Community GitHub

https://discord.gg/By6u9pC

Logo by @stefanvonranda

 

Hi, and thanks for stopping by. This GitHub organisation is run by the admins of the /r/GameMaker Discord server. The manager of this organisation, and the primary point of contact for enquiries, is Sidorakh (Sidorakh#8297 / @Sidorakh).

Do you have an example, library, or game that you think would be a great addition to the GitHub? That's great! We'd love it if you wanted to submit it to this GitHub organisation.

 

What we're looking for in submissions are:

  1. Examples of accessible, time-tested GameMaker techniques

  2. Well-written and well-commented examples of novel and interesting techniques

  3. Finished game project files that demonstrate novel and interesting techniques

 

I'm interested, how do I submit a project?

Submissions must be made to Sidorakh via a DM on Discord. The easiest way to get in touch is to join our server (https://discord.gg/By6u9pC). Once you have sent your submission directly to Sidorakh, we will review the submission, and one of three things will happen:

  1. The submission is declined because it doesn't fit with the guidelines or checklist, or isn't a good fit for this GitHub organisation overall.

  2. Modifications to the submission are requested. This would happen when a submission is a good fit for the GitHub, but doesn't meet the guidelines.

  3. The submission is accepted and you will be allowed to transfer the repo to the GitHub organisation.

If that was a little hard to follow, don't worry, we have a handy flowchart at the bottom of this document.

 

Your project must meet all of the following criteria:

☑️ Is your submission novel work that demonstrates a new technique, or is it a clear example of an old technique?

☑️ Is your submission made in GMS1 or GMS2?

☑️ Is your submission a GitHub repo containing a GMS1 or GMS2 project, or a .yyz/.gmz file if you're submitting a finished game?

☑️ Is your submission your own work?

☑️ Is your submission legal, and does it respect intellectual property law?

☑️ Does your submission respect GameMaker's EULA?

☑️ Does your repo have a LICENSE file set to the MIT License?

☑️ Does your repo have a README.md file with sufficient detail?

☑️ Have you properly credited other people's assets and input?