I know Unity does not support Flash anymore. Recently I've been trying to bring Unity in Flash. But I'm stuck now. So I would like to ask about if it can be done.
Development environment:
Tool: Flash CC
Language: ActionScript 3.0
SDK: Adobe AIR 17
Platform: Windows OS
No, you cannot use Unity3D inside of Flash.
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I have a Java Swing application that is using JxBrowser. Now, I am upgrading JxBrowser from version 6.20 to 7.9. When loading a web page with Adobe Flash content in the old version, it works just fine. The Flash content is shown without any problem. With JxBrowser 7.9, I get: Right click to run Adobe Flash Player.
Page with Adobe Flash in JxBrowser 7.9
What do I need to do so that it just runs like before? I tried this:
browser.settings().enablePlugins();
But that didn't help. What am I missing?
I have an AIR application that needs check if the Flash Player is installed on Windows. I tried check through Capabilities.version method, but it's doesn't solve...
trace(Capabilities.version); // shows Adobe AIR version
I tried to use the HTMLLoader.swfCapability, but for some reason it doesn't work... Always shows installed...
trace(HTMLLoader.swfCapability == HTMLSWFCapability.STATUS_OK); // always true
How can I detect if the Flash Player is installed on the PC from my AIR application?
I have been using adobe flash CS5 with adobe air 2.0, and I want to use air 17 the newest version, I have been having trouble finding out how to do this because all the tutorials online overlay 2.6 with a newer version. In version 2.0 there is no air for android only air for ios so I cannot update the android.xml file that is mentioned in most tutorials. Any ideas on how to do this?
Download latest AIR from Adobe labs. or from here.
Once it downloaded, extract in a right place, then open Flash -> navigate to Help -> Manage Adobe AIR SDK.
On the popup window, Click the plus(+) button from the right side,
And locate the extracted folder.
I have a android 4.1.2 device and my adobe air as3 apk runs on it. I also have a 4.4.2 device, and the apk doesn't run on that one. I am having a tough time finding out what's wrong, though. Has anyone found this problem too? I would love ddms output, like I am used to from eclipse, but I don't know how to start.
I've googled a little, but the problem seems to be mine alone. I am using Flash CS6 on a windows install as my development environment. Also, the AIR version on CS6 is 3.4.
Any help would be appreciated. I am using a captive runtime.
It's because of the old AIR version. Here's a link saying that the 'new' 3.9 now supports KitKat (Android 4.4.2): http://news.softpedia.com/news/Adobe-Air-with-Android-4-4-KitKat-Support-Out-Now-on-Google-Play-417056.shtml
Try updating your SDK AND your AIR on the phone.
here is the link to download latest air version
http://helpx.adobe.com/air/kb/archived-air-sdk-version.html
-open flash > help > manage air sdk > you can remove add new air here
I'm using AS3 to author my project. I tried to publish as Flash Player 9 and this didn't work. I can't go down to Flash Player 8 because that predates AS3.
You can open your SWF in the Flash Player on your PowerPC, then save as projector. The project has to be exported to run with the same Flash version, though - perhaps you have to use a different SDK?
If it isn't possible to target Flash 9 with your current version, try the Flex 3 SDK. You can download it for free and run the compiler using a build tool like Ant, Maven, Gradle, etc., from your IDE (FlashDevelop, FlashBuilder, FDT, etc.) or directly from the command line / prompt.