* The buffer is refreshed to the screen, or the viewports if views are enabled. * All instances and tiles are drawn, in descending order of depth. * If there is a background image, it is drawn over the buffer. * If the background color is visible, it is drawn over the entire buffer. * If viewports are enabled, the buffer is blanked. * First, the screen's buffer still possesses the screen image from the previous frame. Let's consider the drawing sequence of Game Maker 6+ : Well, Game Maker, at least from version 6 onward, is not set up to easily permit this kind of nonsense.
You wish to forgo the bounds of the typical behaviour of a game engine, and make your game's moving elements leave conspicuous trails as they animate - that is, to prevent the screen from refreshing after each frame, and repeatedly draw the sprites onto the same canvas.
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