OH MY FUCKING GOD
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Matt Roszak
@matt-likes-swords
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Glasgow University
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Yeah, apparently it was a trivial change to unlock the option.
Adobe couldn't bother to spend 15 minutes on this!
2022 we bringin back flash games lets goooooo
I don't need any advice, but i wanna say that your games are one of the best things that have happened to me in my childhood. Thank you for doing what you do. Keep up the good work Man!
I'm dead curious - Never heard about Air/Flash. I was sure there's only Marcomedia Flash and Adobe Animate and that stuff..!
What's Air/Flash? The internet suggests it's pretty much Marcomedia Flash, but for games specifically. (Made a tiny, quick research)
AIR is a Flashplayer with standalone application features, like file access and other extra permissions.
Rejoice! Re god damn joice!
Hey, I was wondering if there was a way to export as2 files as an air file. This AIR stuff is pretty new to me and I want to seek more info about it :)
You'll need to load an AS2 swf into an AS3 swf using Loader or HTMLLoader, and then communicate with it using LocalConnection or some other method (if you want features that only AIR can do). It's pretty simple once you get used to the quirks.
So Harman want to remake the glory of the flash, which i wnat to see this . That means flash is in resurection stage. But in any cases, how do you manage to acces that xml to disable anti-alising in your demo?
Another question about performace and twice hunger of CPU in desktop AIR app:
Electron JS could not resolve that issue, seems its a framework based on chromium?
(I tested electronJS 4.2.0 so thats why i ask this and know in these days we can run flash file in that framework)
Belyaevs-Fox
This gives me hope that Flash can rise again after Adobe abandoned it