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Did you buy Flash Runtime?
Yes!
49% (17 votes)
Not yet.
26% (9 votes)
Don't plan to.
26% (9 votes)
Total votes: 35
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There should be option I bought it - I have it but still I choose yes.
you dont make any sense fanotherpg
i havent bought it yet. maybe in the future but i dont see the point right now. i wouldnt use it just as i dont use java.
lol Fanotherpg...
the question - Did you buy Flash Runtime? your answer "Yes". How is that any different to "I bought it"
Yep, I bought it. The games I've tried to compile with it either aren't compatible or cropped up flash export bugs. But I have faith that it will get better.
Mwehehe.
Though if I were intelligent, I would have waited a bit. Or just not bought it and waited for the XNA runtime.
Really? Ive been working with it and haven't had any problems. But then again, Ive been working on games started after i bought the runtime
I think nobody doesnt really need it if they got already mmf2
It was "Do you plan to buy Flash Export" now it's "Did you buy Flash". And for that was my reply.
no it wasn't
OK so I just misread it, sorry.
I swear I saw the same thing, fano!
lol we both must be skim readers...
No I don't plan on buying it. For as much as it is, and the little use I would get out of it, it's not really worth it for me.
One major downside is the inability to play on the Wii Internet channel.
Also, it seems that there are a few bugs that need to be worked out, like the whole zooming in thing that makes other sections visible. I would rather wait till the Flash Runtime is fully functional if I was going to get it, but I don't think I will be.
So maybe we didn't misread it, but who cares still answer is yes.
Translation: Eliyahu is broke
lol
Funnily enough, the zooming in really shows how MMF2 apps work
I found it fun to look at, although hopefully it will be fixed
Hopefully Wii might update its Flash version further or something. It wouldn't surprise me, it updated to 9 recently anyway.
The workaround I see for it is to put a black border on the top layer around your game, so you can't see anything offscreen, but we shouldn't have to do that. If we can do that, why doesn't MMF2 automatically do that when we export to Flash? I don't think that having this zoom bug is acceptable at all...
It just wasn't caught while they tested it. I'm sure they'll fix it quickly.
What's this zooming in bug that we're talking about here?
Ctrl + zoom in the browsers allows you to see outside the frame area in scrolling games.
Ricky not only in scrolling games
ah true, just for me there usually isn't anything outside the frame area unless it is a scrolling game
screw it im gonna buy it. ill put my credit card to good use.
It totally ruins the maze game I was working on