So I've decided to switch to haxe using FlashDevelop but it all looks a bit different from the last time I looked at it.
I remember you could target html5 with a simple drop down menu next to the debug/release menu but now that's just an empty box.
Any good tutorials or walkthroughs about targeting html with the latest haxe/neko/NME settings?
At 7/21/16 06:31 PM, AnteHero wrote: Ah ok, it's OpenFL now.
Anyone use OpenFL?
Sorry I forgot this forum existed.
I use OpenFL and flixel, if you have any questions.
At 8/14/16 08:47 PM, MSGhero wrote:At 7/21/16 06:31 PM, AnteHero wrote: Ah ok, it's OpenFL now.Sorry I forgot this forum existed.
Anyone use OpenFL?
I use OpenFL and flixel, if you have any questions.
Think I've worked my way through the basics.
Do you of any good haxe resources for simple multiplayer functionality?
At 8/15/16 01:10 PM, AnteHero wrote: Think I've worked my way through the basics.
Do you of any good haxe resources for simple multiplayer functionality?
I don't specifically, but you can search haxelib to see if any exist: http://lib.haxe.org/t/multiplayer
"Simple" and "multiplayer" don't go together except for slow turn-based games, haha
"Simple" and "multiplayer" don't go together except for slow turn-based games, haha
Yeah I know what you mean.
Although, I used PlayerIO back in AS3, i think that's about as simple as it gets rly.
Looking for the same kinda service for HaXe.
Might be waiting some time by the looks of it lol.
Now I remember where I got stuck on mphx last time.
What do you put in the project.xml to import it?
<source path="path/to/mphx" rename="mphx" />Or something like that?
Or just
<haxelib name="mphx" />Neither seems to be working for me
It shows up in the project panel but can't import anything.
I think I'm missing a command line to set it up properly
At 8/15/16 03:58 PM, AnteHero wrote: It shows up in the project panel but can't import anything.
I think I'm missing a command line to set it up properly
That's it, just haxelib name="libname"
Once you save p.xml, the lib is imported. Just make sure that's the actual name of the lib in your haxelib.
