talking to actors?

[hunter84]

okay and do you have a website? im making one right now

[SuperSonic]

No I don't. I don't have a lot of experience with html programming

[hunter84]

o so could you export a ged to executable and convert it to html or something?

oh and could you look at the change animation in my game and tell me what is wrong with it?

Thanks

-hunter-

[MrJolteon]

o so could you export a ged to executable and convert it to html or something?

No.
That is impossible in GE.

[Jagmaster]

Well... Kinda possible. http://game-editor.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11242

[MrJolteon]

For me, Web Game Builder just loads the game in an ActiveX enabled browser, then stops.

[Jagmaster]

You have to purchase it? I dunno.
Probably not the best option.

[hunter84]

maybe I could upload it as a file?

[SuperSonic]

Yeah, upload it to the web as a download

[Jagmaster]

If you want people to simply download the game and play it, just upload the game in a zip folder and then everyone can just play as a stand-alone game.

If you want people to play it in the browser, this is a lot more difficult. It might just be easier to just do the first, as this is what most people here do.

Again, here is the link to the topic on Web Game Builder. http://game-editor.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11242 It's a utility that makes a game ready for the internet explorer browser.

This Html file was created in Web Game Builder. http://game-editor.com/forum/download/file.php?id=8673 I exported the game as an .exe and then used the web game builder program to automatically create the html needed to embed the .exe though an ActiveX script. The limits to this is that the game would only be able to run on Internet Explorer, and another issue is, I believe some What-you-see-is-what-you-get packages (Like Webs.com) have issues with having the files linked to the ActiveX script. (I could be wrong about that)

[hunter84]

i dont know actix script and ill just put it up as a file