The following Game Maker file illustrates how name clashes can lead to bugs: Use postfixes instead of prefixes – this makes it easier to find specific objects in the object tree, and to read your code.
To prevent this from happening accidentally, use postfixes to distinguish different types of game-elements (sprites, sounds, objects, rooms, and so on). It is possible (but incorrect) to give, for example, an object and sprite the same name. General Use postfixes to prevent name clashes Here are 60 things to make Game Maker projects more maintainable. This is of course true for any production environment, and there are many things you can do to tame the beast of scale. However, as a project becomes bigger, it becomes more difficult to find things, easier to break it, and generally harder to work on.
Game Maker is a great tool it is especially suited for rapid development and small projects.
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