I went into the files and there was an empty folder named Game Maker Studio 2. I agreednto update, but it didn't do anything. Strange, as i never installed Game Maker before. It said that GameMakerStudio2 was already installed, and asked if i wanted to update it.
Now, assuming I actually understood and answered your query, just make sure to hit 'remind me' instead of 'download now' when prompted to make an update from now on. I downloaded the installer, tried installing and it didn't work. I can't exactly verify it because I don't need to download the installer again, but you should be able to just run it and be good to go. (for me, I use version 2.2.5.x).įinally, click on either 'Windows' or 'macOS' depending on your computer's OS to download the installer for that version, as pictured: Then scroll all the way down to the version that you want to use (you'll want to check what version the Beat'em up engine is compatible with). GM Studio 1x had a usable editor, but GM 2s is just.terrible. Next, scroll to the bottom and click on 'Older Versions' to view release notes for previous versions, as pictured: As someone who does pixel art for a living, if you only use GMs image editor and havent tried anything else, chances are youre making things way more difficult for yourself than you think. Fortunately, there is a way to download older versions of GMS2 and thereby 'unpatch' it officially.įirst, go to this url - these are the release notes for GMS2. The old items on the marketplace are still there because people still use the older software and maybe prefer the older versions like yourself.
