How to Find the Summary of GameMaker Assets on YellowAfterlife (yal.cc)

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The GameMaker asset summary on YellowAfterlife is a single blog post titled "A summary of my GameMaker assets." It collects descriptions and links to the various GameMaker-related assets and extensions the author has published over time. If you want one page that points to everything else, that post is the entry point — not a dedicated downloads or products page.

Where the summary lives

  • Site: yal.cc (YellowAfterlife), the author's personal blog about writing code for videogames.
  • Post title: "A summary of my GameMaker assets."
  • What it is: A collection post that links out to individual asset descriptions, rather than hosting downloads itself.
  • Context: The author notes the list was already longer than expected when first published in 2017 and had roughly doubled in size by the time of the 2019 update.

How to reach it

  1. Go to yal.cc.
  2. Use the blog's navigation sidebar to browse posts — the author added it specifically to make older entries easier to find as the blog grew.
  3. Open the post titled "A summary of my GameMaker assets."
  4. Follow the links inside to the individual asset and extension descriptions you're interested in.

What to expect once you're there

Question Answer
Is it a download page? No — it's a blog post that links to individual asset descriptions.
Does it cover everything? It's described as a collection of the GameMaker-related assets and extensions published over time.
Does it explain how to support the work? Yes — the author says the post also answers the "how do I support your work" question.
Is it current? The post was updated as the list grew; the referenced version dates to Aug 1, 2019.

Common snags

  • Expecting a store or download hub. The summary is navigational: it points you to other posts, and each asset's own description is where the details live.
  • Skipping the sidebar. If you land on the homepage and don't see the post, the navigation sidebar is the intended way to browse the archive.
  • Assuming it's only for one asset type. The post covers GameMaker-related assets and extensions, so scan the full list before concluding something is missing.