This document describes Anthony Bowes' process of adding sounds to a game in Game Maker. He imported sounds, assigned them to events like a player getting hit, and tested that the sounds played correctly at the right times. While there was some initial lag when the player was hit, the sounds worked well overall. He was able to choose sounds, edit them, and loop background music to repeat using the event panel in Game Maker.

1. Anthony Bowes IG3 Task 2
This is me creating a sound on game maker on to game maker. This allows me to import my sound
into game maker to add to the objects. This process was easy and was a quick process allowing
creating a lot of sounds
My first sound that I uploaded was the player gets shot sound, this sound is played when a bullet
hits the player, I used my retro punch sound. I used this process to choose all my sounds. i can also
edit the sound from this panel Giving me a variety of options to change the sound.

2. Anthony Bowes IG3 Task 2
This is me testing that my sounds work as there was a problem with the sounds playing. All my
sounds are working well and there were no problems this time
This is where I open the panel to implement my sounds, I must load the sound on to an object so
that it gifts with the action

3. Anthony Bowes IG3 Task 2
This is where I added the sound into the game via the event panel. This allowed me to add a sound
when a certain action happens. With this option I can loop the sound to repeat itself. I did this with
the background music as it did not come with an action.
This is me testing my game making sure all the sounds play when they are supposed to and that
they play at the right time. When I tested it all my sounds worked well. They played at the right time
although there was a slight lag with the sound when the player was hit but this was due to the initial
sound itself.

4. Anthony Bowes IG3 Task 2