You added your first event, we're sure it won't be the last!

First event

You used a behavior for the first time, things are way simpler with them don't you think?

First behavior

Previewing your game is the first step towards a complete game!

First preview

Amazing, you just exported your first game! It's truly the quickest way to share it.

First web export

Want to improve your game graphics? Select as many effects as you want from our list!

First effect

Was it an unexpected animation, or were you just curious? Anyway, congrats on using the debugger for the first time!

First debug

Extensions will speed up your project, so use as many as you can!

First extension

If 10 people played your game, it has to mean something right?

Insert a coin

Wow! 100 people played your game, that's amazing, congratulations!

Into Space

1000 people played your game, you're on a whole new level. What is your secret?

Millenium Falcon

Can you imagine if 10k people came to visit you? They probably wouldn't all fit in your living room!

It's over 9000!

50k people playing your game must feel really rewarding, all of the time you put in to making it is paying off.

Fits in your house?

100k people had a good time playing your games, isn't it the best feeling in the world? You must have come a long way to achieve that.

Fits in your yard?

{user} got 100,000 plays on all their games

A second game with 10 players? Is it the same genre as the first?

Solid Snake

{user} got 10 plays on two different games

3 games that each had 100 players! Have you found a name for your game studio?

Eevee

{user} got 100 plays on three different games

You put a star for GDevelop on GitHub - thank you!

Open-source love

{user} starred GDevelop's source code on GitHub

Thank you for representing GDevelop in a major event!

Marketer

{user} represented GDevelop in a major event

You follow GDevelop on TikTok - thank you!

TikTok fan

{user} subscribed to GDevelop's account on TikTok

X follower

{user} follows GDevelop's account on "X" (Twitter)

Youtube subscriber

{user} subscribed to GDevelop's YouTube channel

Congrats on finishing the GDevelop Essentials course!

GDevelop Essentials course graduate

{user} completed the GDevelop Essentials course

Congrats on finishing the UI/UX Essentials course!

UI/UX Essentials course graduate

{user} completed the UI/UX Essentials course

You set a leaderboard score in more games than anyone else this week on gd.games!

Top player of the week

{user} was the top player of a week on gd.games

Game creators rated your feedback useful more than anyone else this week on gd.games!

Top reviewer of the week

{user} was the top reviewer of a week on gd.games

Your game was commented by more players than any other this week on gd.games!

Most discussed game of the week

{user} made the most discussed game of a week on gd.games

In app purchase

Example showing how to use the In-App Purchase extension in a game to sell items that can be consumable (health pack, extra ammo pack, new lives, etc...) or non consumable products (a ad-free version of your game, a premium version with unlocked levels, etc...).

Split screen

A split screen multiplayer made in just two events.

Firebase example

A twitter-like social network called "Not Twitter" using Firestore, and showcase of some other features of Firebase.

P2P Networking Demo

A showcase of some multiplayer/networking possibilities using the P2P extension.

Spatial sound

A small game similar to the Lost Woods of The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time, that uses spatial sound.

Creates a template for your request. All requests must be made from a request template.

CreateRequest

Creates a new request template with all the attributes from an existing one.

CopyRequest

The HTTP method of the request. GET is the default and what you should use if you are unsure which to pick. A request to a REST API endpoint may have a different effect depending on the method - refer to the documentation of the API you are calling to learn about the appropriate method to use.

SetRequestMethod

Compare the HTTP method of the request. GET is the default and what you should use if you are unsure which to pick. A request to a REST API endpoint may have a different effect depending on the method - refer to the documentation of the API you are calling to learn about the appropriate method to use.

RequestMethod

Defines to what extent the results of the request is can/must be cached. When cached, instead of sending a request to the server, the browser will avoid making a real request to the server and will use a previous response given by the server for the same request.

The server also has a say in this via the Cache-Control header.

SetRequestCache

RequestCache

Change the body of the HTTP request. Contains data to send to the server, ususally in plain text, JSON or FormData format. This cannot be set for GET requests.

SetRequestBody

Sets the body of an HTTP request to a JSON representation of a structure variable.

SetJSONRequestBody

Sets the body of an HTTP request to a form data representation of a structure variable.

SetFormDataRequestBody

Compare the body of the HTTP request. Contains data to send to the server, ususally in plain text, JSON or FormData format. This cannot be set for GET requests.

RequestBody

Change an HTTP header to be sent with the request.

SetRequestHeader

Compare an HTTP header to be sent with the request.

RequestHeader

Change the request template's target URL.

SetRequestURL

Compare the request template's target URL.

RequestURL

CORS prevents most external websites from being queried with the browser's HTTP client, since the browser may be authenticated on that website and as such another website would be able to impersonate the player on that other website.

When the CORS Bypass is enabled, the request will be made from a server that is not authenticated anywhere and as such is not blocked by CORS, and it will share the response with your game. Note that as such, authentication cookies are ignored! If you own the REST API you are requesting, add CORS headers to your server instead of using this CORS Bypass.

UseCORSBypass

Checks whether or not CORS Bypass has been enabled for the request template.

IsUsingCORSBypass

Executes the request defined by a request template.

ExecuteRequest

Checks whether the server marked the response as a success (status code 1XX/2XX), not as a failure (status code 4XX/5XX).

ResponseSuccess

Compare the status code of the HTTP request (e.g. 200 if succeeded, 404 if not found, etc).

ResponseStatusCode

Gets the status text for a response. For example, for a response with the status code 404, the status text will be "Not Found".

ResponseStatusText

Compare one of the HTTP headers included in the server's response.

ResponseHeader

Reads the body sent by the server, and store it as a string in a variable.

ReadResponseText

Reads the body sent by the server, parses it as JSON and stores the resulting structure in a variable.

ReadResponseJSON

AdvancedHTTP

HTTP requests with custom headers, methods, caching, CORS bypass, and JSON/FormData body.

Marks the event as handled, to go on to the next.

DissmissEvent

AdvancedP2PEventHandling

Handle all received P2P events at once per frame for better performance.

Compare The index of the first variable that equals to a specific number in an array.

IndexOf

Compare The index of the first variable that equals to a specific text in an array.

IndexOfStr

Compare The index of the last variable that equals to a specific number in an array.

LastIndexOf

Compare The index of the last variable that equals to a specific text in an array.

LastIndexOfStr

Compare Returns a random number of an array of numbers.

RandomNumberInArray

Compare a random string of an array of strings.

RandomStringInArray

Compare Removes the last array child of an array, and return it as a number.

PopNumber

Removes the last array child of an array, and return it as a string.

PopString

Removes the first array child of an array, and return it as a number.

ShiftNumber

Removes the first array child of an array, and return it as a string.

ShiftString

Checks if an array contains a specific number.

HasNumber

Checks if an array contains a specific string.

HasString

Copies a portion of a scene array variable into a new scene array variable.

Slice

Splice

Combines all elements of 2 scene arrays into one new scene array.

Concatenate

Appends a copy of all variables of one array to another array.

AppendAll

Reverses children of an array. The first array child becomes the last, and the last array child becomes the first.

Reverse

FillNumber

Shuffle

Replaces all arrays inside of an array with their children. For example, [[1,2], [3,4]] becomes [1,2,3,4].

Flatten

Removes the last array child of an array, and stores it in another variable.

Removes the first array child of an array, and stores it in another variable.

Shift

Insert a variable at a specific index of an array.

InsertAt

Split a string into an array of strings via a separator.

SplitString

Returns a string made from all strings in an array.

Join

Mean

Median

Sort an array of number from smallest to biggest.

Sort

ObjectIndexOf

ObjectIndexOfStr

ObjectLastIndexOf

ObjectLastIndexOfStr

ObjectRandomNumberInArray

ObjectRandomStringInArray

ObjectPopNumber

ObjectPopString

ObjectShiftNumber

ObjectShiftString

ObjectHasNumber

ObjectHasString

ObjectSlice

ObjectSplice

ObjectConcatenate

ObjectAppendAll

ObjectReverse

ObjectFillNumber

ObjectShuffle

ObjectFlatten

ObjectPop

ObjectShift

ObjectInsertAt

ObjectSplitString

ObjectJoin

ObjectSum

ObjectMin

ObjectMax

ObjectMean

ArrayTools

Array utilities: search, sort, shuffle, slice, concat, reverse, pop, random element access.

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