How do you create a Mario game in gamemaker?

Answer 1

You need to first find sprites, cut them out of their sheets using Paint, PhotoShop, or Gimp. Then open up a file, and upload all of these sprites. If you want to make something like a Koopa moving, you need to add each picture in the Sprite Editing mode. You must make sure each picture is perfectly alligned using Gimp/PhotoShop/Paint. Then you go to Backgrounds and add all of the backgrounds you want. Next you can go to Objects, develop the objects one by one, enemy after enemy. If you want to give different enemies paths. (EX. Koopa walks forward three blocks, down two, then up one) Do this in the paths section. Now go to rooms and make the room as long as you think neccesary. Design the level (this might take a while). Then add your "Mario" object. Create a view that looks at Mario. Make sure the view is big enough to fit the whole screen. Do this with all of the levels. Make sure to throw in some boss battles. Now go to the Game Information, and write your game information, this can include controls, credits, and legal mumbo-jumbo. Go to Global Game Settings and set to your liking. Now go to File --> Save Executable --> *Prefferably Desktop*. Now you have the full game file on your desktop. Double click it and it will begin playing. Now you can upload it to sites such as YoYo Games, and different forums.

Answer 2

One good editor is Super Mario flash v3. You can find it from Andkon Arcade and many other game websites