GameMaker Language (GML) Bundle for Sublime

Features

• Syntax Highlighting
• Keywords/Built-In Variables Autocompletion
• User-created Resources Autocompletion
• Function/Control Snippets
• Auto Indentation
• Create new script through Sublime (Beta)

Installation

Using Sublime Package Control:

Command Palette (⌘⇧P)  ➤  Package Control: Install package  ➤  GameMaker Language (GML) Bundle

Restart your Sublime and you're ready to rock!

Usage

GameMaker: Studio 2

• Checkout my tutorial on setting up your GameMaker Studio: 2 for Sublime!
• Name your source file with extension gml. For example, example.gml. Syntax highlighting will be applied automatically.
• Partially type keywords, built-in variables, and names of user-created resources to trigger autocompletion. To enable user-created resources completions, make sure your project root directory is opened in Sublime.
• Partially type function names to trigger function snippets. If multiple parameters are avaliable, TAB (↹) to go to next one. Most of the built-in functions are avaliable as snippets.
• Other custom snippets are: for, if, else, repeat, switch, while, with, and print that writes show_debug_message.
• To indent your gml file, use: Command Palette (⌘⇧P) ➤ Indentation: Reindent Lines.
• To create a new script, use: Command Palette (⌘⇧P) ➤ GameMaker: New Script

GameMaker: Studio 1.4 or earlier:

• You need to copy & paste manually between Sublime and GameMaker: Studio.
• Name your source file with extension gmll, the extra 'l' stands for legacy. For example, example.gmll.
• User-created resources autocompletion is not supported.
• Everything else is pretty much the same as GameMaker: Studio 2.