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There were some extensions that needed to be installed, which I have not checked, but I think it is probably the correct behavior for Fusion. Object events (behavior) are not object-specific events, but are simply appended to the frame event at runtime, unlike the inspector of a typical game engine, such as Un*ty, so you can tell at runtime whether an object is in the frame or not. The object's presence in the frame is not taken into account at runtime.
Working Directory must be properly set up. If not set, the files will be stored in the Tiled installation directory. The ability to view the console on the Tiled editor is available. It may be easier to understand if you run the program with the console displayed.
Can add the ability to output anm files from a runtime exe? It would make it so much easier to create user mods if we could import a custom image into the active object while it is running with a frame load action and package it as anm.
I've never thought of doing it before, but it's certainly a good idea, and I didn't know Tiled had such a feature. It doesn't accept command line arguments, but you could use echo to save the result to text, then launch the game and load that saved text.
chcp 65001 echo %1> path.txt app.exe
*tiled command line option to specify %mapfile.
Save it as a *.bat file and run it on the tiled command line. If the game has a function to load path.txt at startup, the path will be loaded and the rest is just a matter of loading the files in that path.