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If you click on this it will bring up the Configuration Manager window, as shown below: Here is where you create new base configurations and give them a name (these configurations are project specific). Once you have set up the default configuration, at the top of the GUI you will see a button marked 'Manage'. Please note that with the included files and extensions, you can select a target platform for them, and that should also be done at this point so that when you create individual configurations it is simply a question of un-ticking those that you don't need. To set up your configurations it is recommended that you first prepare a 'default' config by incorporating all the configurable assets for the project into GameMaker: Studio, including icons and splash screens (done through the Global Game Settings), included files and any extensions that you may need.
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NOTE: This functionality is limited to the Professional Version of GameMaker: Studio. Using this system, you can quickly switch between different splash screens, icons and included files and test or export only those that are relevant to the target platform or client at any time, all from the same base code. Due to the demands of cross platform development and the need for one product to be available and customised for different clients and/or devices, GameMaker: Studio includes a configuration manager to make things simpler.