GameMaker:Studio contains a built-in programming language, commonly called GML, which gives you much more flexibility and control over your games than the standard Drag and Drop actions do. In this section we describe the language GML and we give an overview of all the functions and variables available to control all aspects of your game.

Function List

The following sections all detail the many different functions that are available to you when using GML. They have been split into different groups of associated functions and, where necessary, have been cross referenced with related functions and sections.

Real Numbers And Strings

Maths
1. Real Number Functions
2. Vector Functions
Date and Time
Strings

Game Play

Game Assets
- Sprites
- Backgrounds
- Sounds
- Fonts
Objects And Instances
- Objects
- Instances
Movement and Collisions
- Movement
- Motion Planning
- Collisions
Mouse, Keyboard and Other Controls
- Virtual Keys
- Keyboard Input
- Mouse Input
- Device Input
- Joystick Input (Windows Only)
High Scores
Paths
Timelines
Rooms

Drawing And Display

Drawing
- Color And Blending
- Drawing Basic Forms
- Drawing Sprites And Backgrounds
- Drawing Text
- Drawing Primitives
- Drawing 3D
- Drawing Surfaces
Surfaces
Windows And Views
- The Game Window
- Views

Advanced Functions

Data Structures
- Stacks
- Queues
- Lists
- Maps
- Priority Queues
- Grids
Particles
- Simple Effects
- Particle Systems
- Particle Types
- Particle Emitters
Physics
- The Physics World
- Forces
- Fixtures
- Joints
- Physics Variables
File Handling
Operating System

Platform Specific

HTML5
Windows8
Advertising and Analytics
Social Gaming
- Facebook
- Game Center
In App Purchases
Asynchronous

Extras

Debugging
Miscellaneous
Obsolete Functions

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