Below is a screenshot of what this should look like (I edited a previously setup animation). To save space, we're also going to repeat the above last steps starting from the 'Animation Settings' screen to add the load icon image. Once done, this will add the icon to the list. In the 'Images' dropdown, select your save icon image. Next, you'll be brought to the 'Resgister Resource' screen. Then click the '+' icon to add one of the images to this animation. Make sure this animation is set as a 'Motion Animation'. Next, you'll be brought to the 'Animation Settings' screen. Head over to the Animations area and import a new animation by right clicking the file tree and select 'Add Animation'. Now that we've imported our images, let's get these icons animated. Get familiar with the above areas, as we'll be using them to set everything up. Essentially, this is how the player will be taken This is where all your images are inserted and organized into your project.

This is where you're going to set hitboxes for your animations as well as setting up their motions. If you are familiar with RPG Maker, this is the map screen. Scenes are where the action of your game will take place. Want your main character controlled by the player? Want enemies? Setting up the save system will involve work here. If you're familiar with RPG Maker in any capacity, think of this are as the place where you create 'events'.

This area allows you to create interactible events and much more.

Objects are the basis of how things in Pixel Game Maker works. I'll cover some of the basics of the PGM interface (in no specifc order) you need to know in order to get started with this. Before you get started on working out how to get saving and loading working properly, It's highly recommended to at least skim over the help manual in some capacity.

Multislot save system for fungus