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#GAME MAKER STUDIO SONIC ENGINE INSTALL#
#GAME MAKER STUDIO SONIC ENGINE UPDATE#
#GAME MAKER STUDIO SONIC ENGINE ANDROID#
#GAME MAKER STUDIO SONIC ENGINE PASSWORD#

If you are using the standalone client you will need to open Settings > Apps (or, if you're oldskool, Control Panel > "Programs and Features") and uninstall GMS2 as you would any other application.If you have certificates or passwords for stores or other third-party services not listed above, please make sure you back these up also! Other information and Preferences are generally replaceable, but feel free to back up any information or take note of any values that you want to ensure can be re-entered after your fresh install. This file should be backed up along with your password. To find the location of your certificate file, go to Preferences -> Marketplace and see the Certificate File field.

#GAME MAKER STUDIO SONIC ENGINE UPDATE#

If you are a GameMaker Marketplace publisher, please ensure your Marketplace Certificate file is in a safe place before continuing with this guide - you MUST NOT lose this file if you have published assets on the Marketplace, as you would be unable to update these products!

#GAME MAKER STUDIO SONIC ENGINE PASSWORD#

This file should be backed up along with your alias and password information.

#GAME MAKER STUDIO SONIC ENGINE ANDROID#

To find the location of your keystore file, go to Preferences -> Platform Settings -> Android and scroll down (if required) to the Keystore Filename field. If you are an Android developer, please ensure your Android keystore file is in a safe place before continuing with this guide - you MUST NOT lose this file if you have published games on Google Play or Amazon (and other Android stores), as you would be unable to update these products! Note that all other files/folders will be left alone just now so they can be deleted later. You might not have all of these - likely, only "local" and probably "cloud". Here, on Windows, I have local_settings (my main preferences file), cloud_settings (how I have configured GMS2 to work with online YoYo services like the Marketplace), and two files relating to my source control integration with Github. Move them all to a safe place while you reinstall. Open the folder (Windows) %AppData%\GameMakerStudio2\\ or (macOS) ~/.config/GameMakerStudio2/\ and locate the. It is worth saving this file to a safe place before you begin, so you can see if it's safe to re-apply once the reinstall is complete. Please note that you will lose your GMS2 preferences as part of a fresh install.

(You can then uninstall one of them if you wish.)

#GAME MAKER STUDIO SONIC ENGINE INSTALL#

We would suggest you actually download and install the non-Steam version and follow this guide fully, as once the standalone version is working this should fix your Steam copy at the same time. Steam users: Be aware also this guide shows the path names for the non-Steam GMS2 release throughout, but the same steps apply to Steam also - you generally just have to add the relevant "-Desktop", "-Web", "-Mobile" or "-UWP" bit to the folder names shown.

"GameMaker Studio 2 Did Not Complete Its installation Correctly".

Unable to Install Again Because Windows Says GMS2 Is Still Installed.

Instructions are given below for both Windows and Mac IDE users, but note that the troubleshooting sections at the very bottom of this article cover issues which don't exist on macOS installs. If there is potentially an underlying issue with your installation, our support team may ask you to do a fresh install of GameMaker Studio 2 to resolve the issue. Sometimes errors can be caused by corrupted files or other errors during the installation process.