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I'm also interested in seeing what happens with Ruffle can eventually play all (or say 99%) of the Flash files out there. Will they continue on, and make a "ne

• willio58 3y ago
  The doors have been open for quite some time now for someone to build Flash Done Right. Some have tried. But they never catch on.
  • justinclift 3y ago
    That's a good point. It'd need both widespread adoption of the player, and some kind of good authoring environment. Interestingly enough, the Ruffle player itself is looking like it'll achieve that wide spread adoption. If a "Flash Done Right" type of thing was included in that by default, then it'd just leave the authoring tools piece missing. Others have pointed out that Godot has timeline functionality similar to the old Flash (authoring) interface. So maybe the authoring tools piece would mean existing authoring tools (like Godot) would be able to add a "Flash Done Right" output target and call it a day. Seems like an approach that would work.