HTML 5
boredcom
Member Posts: 10
I work for bored.com and we have been using game salad to create a few mobile games for the mobile version of our site. Now that Game Salad features html 5 it would be a lot easier for us to use the html 5 version of new games on our regular version of the site. However, How it is currently, we can only iframe the game from the gamesalad arcade site.. We've paid for the pro version so we can have the custom splash screen, but on the html iframe version of the game there's still gamesalad things at the beginning and we can't really get to the source html 5 code.. It would be really useful to sites like us and others if we can just get an html5 version of the game so we can easily integrate custom preloaders, ads, and many other things instead of Having to use the iframe.
Just suggesting that gamesalad allow the dev to have the actual html 5 version of the game to do whatever they want with it instead of having to have it on gamesalad arcade only. I mean, it is the dev's game and all to begin with so they should be able to do whatever they want with it if they paid for the pro version..
Just suggesting that gamesalad allow the dev to have the actual html 5 version of the game to do whatever they want with it instead of having to have it on gamesalad arcade only. I mean, it is the dev's game and all to begin with so they should be able to do whatever they want with it if they paid for the pro version..
Comments
fix the first problem and allow us to output the html 5 project to a folder and at any size and then Gamesalad is a true html 5 game maker.
Until then it is a faux html 5 game maker:((
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It seems we ought to be able to access the actual HTML5 code since, when previewing, the game is running on localhost.