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I used to make and release flash games and still have them on my website. Is there a good low-to-moderate effort way to convert them to HTML5? A couple of the
by cableshaft 10y ago
I used to make and release flash games and still have them on my website. Is there a good low-to-moderate effort way to convert them to HTML5?
A couple of the games used a ton of frame by frame animation with large sprites, so they probably wouldn't convert to spritesheets very well and should stay vector graphics.
Example: https://youtu.be/Qk9HlXbqRTQ?t=43s https://youtu.be/Qk9HlXbqRTQ?t=43s
- f137 10y agoNo, there is not a simple way to convert flash to html5. I say from experience, we look for it for years. Moreover, you can rewrite a game in html5 from scratch, if it is simple enough, but it will be slower, less smooth, and require some latest browser versions to run at all.
- NoGravitas 10y agoYou could see if it will run in Shumway?
- MattGrommes 10y agoIt's definitely not a "converter" for Flash but I really like the javascript framework Phaser for small games.