gmlron

GMLRON is a programming language designed for creating games within the GameMaker Studio engine. It is an acronym for GameMaker Language Run-time Object Notation, although its direct relationship to JSON or similar notation is primarily in its structured data handling capabilities rather than a strict adherence to any existing format. GMLRON offers a way to define and manage game data, such as object properties, levels, or configurations, in a human-readable and easily modifiable format.

The primary purpose of GMLRON is to simplify the process of game development by allowing designers and developers to separate game logic from its data. This separation makes it easier to iterate on game design, adjust difficulty, or introduce new content without needing to directly modify the core game code. Data defined in GMLRON can be loaded and parsed by GameMaker Studio's built-in functions, making it accessible within the game environment.

While not a standalone language in the traditional sense, GMLRON acts as a data scripting or configuration system specifically tailored for the GameMaker Studio ecosystem. Its syntax is designed to be intuitive, often resembling a simplified structure that includes key-value pairs and nested elements to represent complex relationships. This approach facilitates rapid prototyping and content creation for developers using GameMaker Studio.