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I mean, Adobe Animate (the new name for Adobe Flash) still exists, and can target HTML/JS/Canvas/WebGL. It still supports ActionScript 3.0, so the same platform
by roblabla 6y ago
I mean, Adobe Animate (the new name for Adobe Flash) still exists, and can target HTML/JS/Canvas/WebGL. It still supports ActionScript 3.0, so the same platform that could be used to create animations and interactive games should still be usable.
- johannes1234321 6y ago"should be" or "is"? Serious question. It's a while since I tried last and results were less than encouraging. But maybe it improved. (And then 20$/month is cheap for professional usage, but notable for fun or student projects)
- jjoonathan 6y agoIt used to cost $500 or something, but that isn't stopping people from framing Flash as a champion of adolescent creativity.
- johannes1234321 6y agoBack then it was easy to find a license key somewhere. These days it takes more effort to bypass registration requirements etc. Thus folks in their adolescence got used to the tool and then got stuck and some later paid ... I don't want to know how many Flash games were made on copies of questionable legality ;)