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Questions about GameMaker

Za_Destroyer said:
Okay, then. I've.decided that I'll get RPGXP. I.just need to know how to dual boot my Mac with Windows.
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You can dual boot windows if you install Windows. You need a Windows DVD.

Mac comes with an application by default (if it's Leopard or Snow Leopard onwards) called BootCamp. When you insert a Windows DVD, you can launch that App and then you can find your way to create a FAT32-formatted windows partition which changes to NTFS when you install Windows.
 
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Oh my, I just noticed Lateral GM, it's made in Java, free and it can load/save any GM game (I think it works for Mac too) You should check it out.
 
LateralGM can not save in GM:Studio's format and even though you have an editor, you can not create the actual game.

There is ENIGMA though, which has the ability to convert GameMaker files into C++ code but ENIGMA is missing a lot of features.

Really, there is nothing you can do except use a Windows emulator if you want to work with GameMaker on a Mac.
 
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