What GameMaker assets and extensions are available on YellowAfterlife?

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YellowAfterlife (yal.cc) is the personal blog of a developer who writes code for videogames, and it hosts a collection of GameMaker-related assets and extensions published over time. The main entry point is a summary post titled "A summary of my GameMaker assets," which serves as an index: it gathers descriptions and links to the various GameMaker-related assets and extensions the author has published. If you are looking for GameMaker tools or extensions from this author, that post is the place to start.

What the collection contains

According to the blog itself, the summary post is "a collection of descriptions and links to various GameMaker-related assets and extensions that I have published over time." That tells you two things about what you will find:

  • Assets and extensions — the resources are tied to GameMaker, the game development tool, and include extensions alongside other assets.
  • Descriptions plus links — each entry is meant to explain what the resource is and point you to it, rather than just listing a name.

The post is framed as an index rather than a single download, so expect to browse multiple items and follow links to the ones relevant to your project.

How the collection has grown

The author notes that when the post was first published in 2017, it was already "longer than expected," and it has since "grown about twice in size." In practice, this means the collection is not a fixed, one-time release — it accumulates as new GameMaker assets and extensions are published. If you visited before and found only a handful of items, the list is likely larger now.

The post also mentions that the blog has a "navigation" sidebar, which the author cites as helping manage the growing list. When browsing, the sidebar is a useful way to move around the site rather than relying only on the summary post itself.

Who this is for

This collection is relevant if you:

  • Work with GameMaker and want extensions or assets to add functionality.
  • Have encountered the author's GameMaker work elsewhere and want a single index of it.
  • Want to understand what kinds of tools this developer has published before deciding whether to use them.

The summary post also addresses a question the author says some readers have: "how do I support your work." So if you find the assets useful and want to know how to support the developer, that question is answered in the same post.

How to use it

  1. Open the "A summary of my GameMaker assets" post on yal.cc.
  2. Read the descriptions to identify which assets or extensions match what you need.
  3. Follow the links for the specific resources you want.
  4. Use the blog's navigation sidebar to explore related posts and the rest of the site.

Because the post is an index, the descriptions are your main tool for deciding what is relevant — check them before following links so you do not have to open every item.

What to keep in mind

  • The collection covers GameMaker-related assets and extensions specifically, not general programming resources.
  • It is a blog post index, so the actual resources live behind the links it provides.
  • The list grows over time, so the current version may include items that were not there in earlier visits.

If your goal is simply to know what GameMaker assets and extensions this author offers, the summary post answers that directly; if your goal is to use one, start there and follow the link for the specific asset.