Game Maker - Cutscene Tutorial V2 @rexfurry

Uploaded June 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

In this tutorial I show how to use the "show_splash_video" function in Game Maker for cutscenes.Enjoy ^)^

Code used in tutorial:

if (position_meeting(mouse_x,mouse_y,obj_play))
{
if mouse_check_button_pressed(mb_left)
{
//all of the code above it no needed and is only for clicking on the object for play the vid
splash_set_close_button(false)
splash_set_stop_mouse(false)
splash_show_video("videotest.wmv",0)
}

$Game Maker - Cutscene Tutorial V2 In this tutorial I show how to use the show_splash_video function in Game Maker for cutscenes.Enjoy ^)^ Code used in tutorial: if (position_meeting(mouse_x,mouse_y,obj_play)) { if mouse_check_button_pressed(mb_left) { //all of the code above it no needed and is only for clicking on the object for play the vid splash_set_close_button(false) splash_set_stop_mouse(false) splash_show_video(videotest.wmv,0) }$

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