You can use "/loadsprite" to update the graphic as many times as you want If all was well, the changes will be applied to the graphic instantly: With the earlier shown cactus, you would use it like so: Once editing is done, it's time to see your changes in-game.įor this there is a "/loadsprite" command. If you are not sure as to what is fitting, you can try Paint.NET, or even the built-in image editor in any version of GameMaker (which, while not advanced, allows to work with animations conveniently).Īs an example, I'm going to add a little hat to the earlier saved cactus: Since these are saved in PNG format, any pixelart-compatible image editor with transparency support will do. If you are not sure where the game's save directory is, you can quickly navigate to it by inserting "%LOCALAPPDATA%/nuclearthrone" into Explorer's "address bar" and hitting Enter. Will save the graphic into the "images" directory inside the game's save directory: Once you've found what seems to be the desired graphic(s), you can save them to disk via "/savesprite" command. Super organized, so it may take a little while to find what you need. Loading custom graphics is done via commands.Ĭommands can be entered once the game starts (is in-game or at loadout, rather than menus).įirstly, you will need to find the name of the sprite that you want to edit.Ĭomplete list of game's sprite names is available.
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