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At the moment I know Ruffle is still very much not up to par, but in case it proves itself stable enough, are there plans to use it?
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Never heard of it. What is it?
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It's basically a Flash emulator, which builds both to native applications as well as WebAssembly. It's not working with AS3 yet, but it has the advantage of running on in-browser rather than needing to be a third party application.
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AS3? What's that? Is this stuff compatible with a PC?
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Ruffle can play pretty nicely local .swf files, looks promising :)
AS sounds like action script, something to do with flash.
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https://ruffle.rs/#compatibility
> AVM 1 is ActionScript 1 and ActionScript 2. All movies made before Flash Player 9 (June 2006) will be made with AVM 1, and it remained supported & available to authors until the release of Flash Professional CC (2013).
>AVM2 is ActionScript 3, which was introduced with Flash Player 9 (June 2006). After the release of Flash Professional CC (2013), authors are required to use ActionScript 3 - making any movie made after that date very likely to fall under this category.
>Ruffle is still working on the foundational support for AVM 2, and does not yet support any content that requires it. A warning will be placed in the log when you attempt to play AVM 2 content, for this reason. We do plan on supporting this soon!
Ruffle basically plays older Flash games made before 2006. Though some 2006-2013 games might still use older code. It's a long way from being a good replacement for Adobe's Flash plugin.
Seriously they should have started this 10 years earlier....
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