The group has been quite for awhile. Anyone still here?
I know things are constantly evolving, I’m curious if anyone has found a good
tool that will convert a rather complex game from Flash to HTML? I know Adobe
has tools to convert timeline animations and graphics and minimal code and
Google
John,
Have yough considered writing up some simple pseudocode for us to build
upon?
On Thu, Jun 19, 2014 at 1:02 PM, John R. Sweeney Jr. jr.swee...@comcast.net
wrote:
The group has been quite for awhile. Anyone still here?
I know things are constantly evolving, I’m curious if anyone has
New version of Flash just came out that claims to export to HTML5 Canvas and do
Actionscript to Javascript translations. Worth checking out?
https://helpx.adobe.com/flash/how-to/creating-publishing-html5-canvas-document.html
Jason Merrill
Instructional Technology Architect II
Bank of America
Hi Mike,
Not sure what you mean? I have a game that is written in AS3 and deployed via
AIR to PC and MAC desktop, iPad’s and Android. Now my client wants to take it
online, but I can’t use it as a Flash site, but then IOS and Android tablets
won’t be able to access the app. So it will have to
Has anyone played with this? Everything I’ve read, timeline animations can get
converted and simple code. I have a 5 frame app that has 50 layers, 1000+
library elements and thousands of lines of code that the client now wants to go
online for all platforms. What a surprise. ;)
I’ll look into
I would really consider saying no to that request, and suggesting a rebuild
that uses modern web standards. There are a lot of web optimizations that I
would almost guarantee an export wouldn't consider... You'd definitely want
to be lazy loading a lot of those assets so the preloading is
It doesn't sound that tough a choice to me. Adobe will support Flash for
years, for sure--it still supports Director, with regular Shlockwave
updates. Whether there will be a market for us coders is another question.
I have a job, with a real salary (I had to put the retirement thing on hold
when
The toughest choice for them is cost. This game was expensive and took about a
year to build and then don’t want to shell out the same amount for a complete
rebuild.
So I’m at least doing the research.
Thanks,
John R. Sweeney Jr.
Senior Interactive Multimedia Developer
OnDemand Interactive
It's wishful thinking that there is a magic button anywhere that is
going to convert any flash app of any real complexity into a fully
functional HTML app.
I think Adobe are making strides in this area, but it's nowhere near
what you need. If it was, Adobe would be blasting it from the
Howdy,
I know that and I’m sure most developers do too, but I promised the client I
would do my best to look into it, before I give him the inevitable bad news.
The assets are the problem as much as the extensive coding. This is a real-time
simulation of living on your own for a year (52 weeks
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