GameMaker Studio 2 Tutorial - Zoom In And Out With Cameras

[@dahorrorazguy7905]

You've helped a lot of people learn GameMaker, I'm grateful someone like you is teaching for free. Thank you

[@TheMojinator1]

Great videos, and great classes on Udemy and your LLTT classes. I think this should work for any resolution instead of using the 1.7777... if(camera_width / camera_height == prev_width / prev_height && (prev_width == camera_width || prev_height == camera_height))

[@thirdworldrider6991]

thanks alot! what bugged me still with both these cameras is the slight "twitch" you get when you get to the room limit of the zoom out

[@memine5595]

Cool I wonder how this could work with the player jumping = zoom out then landing zooms back in

[@Cartoonicus]

Does anyone know how to do this in DnD? I found "Set/Get View Variable" but I'm having trouble figuring out how to use the settings.

[@Dukman2165]

thank you for the great tutorials. i followed along with the video and ended up with a working camera system for panning and zooming. however i am having trouble with drawing GUIs on to it. the GUI follows the camera but the scale is wrong. when zooming in and out, the GUI zooms with it. I am using the DrawGUI event, and only drawing text. i have not tried drawing sprites or anything else. i am calling camera_apply() at the beginning of DrawGUI. i messed around with display_set_gui_size() and display_set_gui_maximize() with different arguments. No matter what i do, nothing changes anything and the GUI stays at the same scale and zooms with the camera. Has anyone tried drawing a GUI with this camera setup and got it to work? if so please share how you did it or better make a video about it.

[@TheMojinator1]

try drawing your gui in a different object

[@4shton999]

how would you automate the process for example at the press of a button i could zoom out to a set size

[@doctorzoidberg3000]

Very helpful!! Thanks a lot.

[@smokeback]

loving your channel very helpful was actually looking for this

[@jthehandsome]

nice tutorial. I have one problem though, when I implement the conditional with the width/height==1.78 it skips right through it even though the it's 1.78. Any help?

[@LetsLearnThisTogether]

I’d suggest checking it with a >= instead of specifically ==. It will catch it when it’s close but not exact.

[@jthehandsome]

​@@LetsLearnThisTogether solved it with that, but now i have another problem. That same conditional is being executed even when the screen distorts and the ratio is less than the interval i have put (1.77 to 1.78)

[@kwylde]

Excellent tutorials! Easy to follow and clear. Thanks so much! Any chance you could do a video on how to keep a static background while zooming?

[@LetsLearnThisTogether]

Hmm. Can you be more specific? I’m not quite sure what you’re asking for. You want one image that doesn’t move while zooming?

[@kwylde]

@@LetsLearnThisTogether Yes, that's exactly it. One image that acts as the background, and which displays the same even if zooming in/out or moving around the room

[@gabrielj1316]

Good tutorial my friend, keep the good content! ;).

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