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Me and my friend have made a game and we are having a ton of trouble publishing it! We downloaded the flash thing and it asked for a set of codes. There were one in the box but it didn't work. So then we downloaded Vitalize! and it didn't help ether! We did what the manual said to do! Please help!!!!!!!
You have to buy the Flash Exporter to use it. It has its own unique code, different from the one on the MMF2 box. You can buy the Flash Exporter for $69 in the Clickteam web shop. Then later you will get a download link and a registration code in your email. ;)
Can we use Vitalize! with it? If so how?
If all the extensions you used work in vitalize, then yes.
[color:#FF0000] [/color] I'm the person helping conners make this game. We think that it will work with vitalize but how can use it to publish it to a website? When we downloaded it, it didnt show up as an icon or anything. When we tried to search for it nothing came up.
Ok.. well, check in the Build Type of your application (in MMF2), just setup on "Internet Application".
Then, choose the "Vitalized!" version.
How exactly do we Vitalize! it or is it ready to go? We set it to Internet Application, so what's next?
File -> Build -> Application
Then, once you have the ccn file, you need to put it on your website. You need to make sure that your website has the .ccn file type set to application/x-cnc MIME type.
You can use this tool to make HTML for your vitalize app.
You can use this thread as a reference:
http://www.clickteam.com/epicenter/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=63859
I think LB didn't quite include the most important detail. There is a Vitalize Extension with mmf2 so your gonna need that somewhere on your game Frame for it to work.
No you do not need to add the object to make it export out as vitalize. Thats just there if you want to use some vitalize specific features.
For using vitalize there is a good post right at the top of the vitalize forum to help out. I would suggest using Java or Flash as Vitalize is not used very much. Your visitors won't want to install the plug in to see your stuff.