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Hoping the Archive can use this to archive the 10-15 years of Flash you can no longer view. There's years of games, motion graphics, and animations all mostly u
by tokyodude 8y ago
Hoping the Archive can use this to archive the 10-15 years of Flash you can no longer view. There's years of games, motion graphics, and animations all mostly unrunable except maybe in a VM running an old browser and flash
- bendmorris 8y agoIt would take some effort - you'd need to transpile the original AS3 source -> Haxe and then recompile that.
- larsiusprime 8y agoOpenFL could be used to build a "flash emulator", but to be clear, it's not a replacement for the flash player itself. It's a Flash API reimplementation in a similar, but ultimately different language. If you wanted a Flash Player API using OpenFL, you'd probably use OpenFL for SWF loading + rendering, and then bolt on an existing Actionscript VM for logic.