Hello!
Is it possible (if yes, how?) for a c++ (sfml) game to make compatible with flash player OR unity?
It is important because i can reach much more people through fp or unity. (for example i can promo it on kongregate.com etc).
Thank you for answers!
Hello!
Is it possible (if yes, how?) for a c++ (sfml) game to make compatible with flash player OR unity?It is important because i can reach much more people through fp or unity. (for example i can promo it on kongregate.com etc).
Thank you for answers!
No it is not.
There is a slight chance you can reuse a part of your code (game logic and stuff) by using them as plug-ins in Unity 3d Pro edition, but you'll still have to re - implement a big part of your game in Unity scripting (java script or C#).
There is a slight chance you can reuse a part of your code (game logic and stuff) by using them as plug-ins in Unity 3d Pro edition, but you'll still have to re - implement a big part of your game in Unity scripting (java script or C#).
Well, i don't wanna change the language. Thank you!
The short answer is "Yes, but it's not worth it".
There is FlasCC which will allow you to write native code for use in Flash. The Quake port basically just using the Flash framework for input and the entire game loop is in native code. Whether or not it is worth the effort is up to you. ActionScript 3 is a curly brace language, so unless you are using templates or advanced C++ extensively then porting "C with classes" type code would be pretty easy.
There is FlasCC which will allow you to write native code for use in Flash. The Quake port basically just using the Flash framework for input and the entire game loop is in native code. Whether or not it is worth the effort is up to you. ActionScript 3 is a curly brace language, so unless you are using templates or advanced C++ extensively then porting "C with classes" type code would be pretty easy.
Thank you very much! A will take a look on it.
Emscripten could be perfect here. It is basically a C++ to Javascript compiler but also provides well known C++ media libraries such as SDL, OpenGL, SDL_mixer, SDL_image, Qt, glut etc...
FlasCC unfortunately still targets the unportable proprietary Flash stage system.
My software always uses either SDL or Glut and OpenGL so it has been very easy to put out a web build. I highly recommend these technologies if you want to keep with C++ but also target the web (as well as every other platform under the sun ;)
https://github.com/kripken/emscripten
A few simple demos using the technology can be found at http://devio.us/~kpedersen/mutiny/doku.php?id=demos (apologies for the slow server)
Whao, that's sounds amazing, i think it's the time to learn SDL. Thank you! :)
Whao, that's sounds amazing, i think it's the time to learn SDL. Thank you!
