Efficient Scene Organization Methods

ACTION GAME MAKER Questions
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I’ve been using Action Game Maker for about half a month now. I’m nearing the end of the tutorial, but…

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All the scenes I’ve created—characters, stages, bullets, enemies, title—are mixed together, and I’m struggling with how to organize them properly for future projects. By the time I finish, I imagine there will be an enormous number of tags lined up horizontally…

I did see in the tutorial something like “it’s better to organize things properly at the beginning,” but if there’s a way to neatly organize these tags (like separating them by purpose and being able to switch their visibility), I’d really appreciate it if you could let me know.

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Here are some handy hotkeys for tags.

  • You can close a tab by middle-clicking the mouse.

  • Right-clicking displays many options for closing tabs, such as “Close All,” “Close Others,” and “Close All to the Right.”

Additionally, using the companion plugin for Script-IDE allows you to quickly switch between tabs, making repetitive tasks easier.

A personal tip: Before starting work on systems or characters, close all unrelated tabs. However, keep one game scene open—usually a test scene.

I hope this helps a little!

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Thank you for the information. I’m really glad to receive the advice I was looking for.

Although I’m still feeling my way around, I’ll try to build it step by step.

Please continue to support me.