.gmk Extension - List of programs that can open.gmk files In the following table, you can find a list of programs that can open files with.gmk extension.This list is created by collecting extension information reported by users through the 'send report' option of. The product name, description, and company name are taken from the version information of the.exe file.The 'Actions' list is taken from the context menu items added to Explorer by the specified program.The 'Popularity' column displays one of the following 4 values: Low, Medium, High, and Very High, which is determined according to the number of users that sent the specified record. EXE Name Product Name Description Company Actions Popularity Game_Maker.exe Game Maker Game Maker 8.1, game creation program YoYo Games Ltd open Low Game_Maker.exe open Low GAME_M~1.EXE open Low In the following table, you can find a list of file types information that is associated with.gmk extension.

Type Name Description Perceived Type ContentType DLL/EXE File DLL/EXE Details Popularity gmkfile Low gmkfile Game Maker File Medium Registry keys related to this extension HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.gmk HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT gmkfile Links to other Web sites • • • Search more extensions information.

– There has been a decompiler for older Game Maker. I got this snake sprite so well done and idono wat hapend to the gmk and all i got is exe. GMK file: Game Maker 7.x Data. Read here what the GMK file is, and what application you need to open or convert it. Jun 18, 2006 – There has been a decompiler for older Game Maker. I got this snake sprite so well done and idono wat hapend to the gmk and all i got is exe. Making top 2D games with the GameMaker: Studio game engine is easy. No code or programming required.

I imagine that, given the EULA's stance on reverse-engineering, Yoyo probably stays pretty vigilant in stopping decompilers from really coming into being for Studio. They've been really big on security measures with this one, probably in part due to the expectations of some of the platforms Studio was built to target. Regardless, do you have any other project files you could try openning?

It seems weird that every back-up would be shot, unless something happened in the sving process itself that managed to domino-effect down the line, but that would require it both to glitch out at a really exact point and be a bit silly about how it shuffles back-ups. My best guess would be something is having a fit in GM itself, maybe. System Restore doesn't effect personal files, so won't save you here. When you say it won't load, what do you mean? Are all the files still in the project folder? If so, the config files are probably corrupt.

This, my friend, is why you keep your own separate backups. If it's the config files (i.e./ your project folder. British Airways Sep Examples. gmx is intact and has everything inside), make a copy of your project folder (as a backup), create a new project in GameMaker, save and close, and then try to copy the folders across one by one, open the project after each one to see if they're loading into it. You'll eventually find the one that's corrupt. This has happened to me before. It may be a simple matter of loading all your assets and scripts into a new project and assigning them all their actions again.

All your assets and their actions are in the.gmx file and can be opening in notepad. If the project is gone, you might want to stop playing around for a moment and have a look at this program: [www.piriform.com] It can find and recover items that have been recently deleted, so long as you know what name they were under. Don't run any programs and stop doing anything that causes the hard drive to write as that'll reduce the chances of the file being recovered (the operating system will write to the space the files once were, then it'll be gone for good). You can try what LooseSeal suggested, but it most likely won't have a backup as they are taken using the System Restore function, which as I said above, doesn't effect personal files and windows flags these files as personal. You need to start backing up yourself and not relying on GameMaker to do it for you, if you have windows, get yourself a memory stick, or simply make a folder on your hard drive (though that won't protect against hardware failure) and download [www.microsoft.com] It's free and an official microsoft program. Set it up to copy from your active folder (the one GameMaker opens ends in.gmx) and copy it to a separate place, like a memory stick. Then you'll always have a safe copy.