Just wondering...

[CoolDude330]

I don't know if this is the right forum for it, but...

1. Does a splash screen appear in every game you make with MMF2 like it does in TGF Home and TGF2?

and...

2. Do you have to put the MMF2 logo in a game that you are not going to sell?

[Looki]

With MMFDev, there's no license and you can sell your apps without any authorization of clickteam-

[DavidN]

MMF2 has no splash screen added.

With standard MMF2, the agreement is that you place the provided "Created in Multimedia Fusion 2" logo in applications that are being sold commercially (the original IMSI licence went on for about six pages about the dimensions, colour and location requirements, but I think it's now been simplified to "On the packaging/credits screen", which is far more sensible). I tend to put it in all my non-commercial games as well, though this isn't required.

With MMF2 Developer, there are no logo requirements at all.

[CoolDude330]

So..

1. No Splash Screen

and

2. No logo requirement in freeware game.

Just out of curiosity, can i see an exe made with MMF2 standard?

[Jeff]

The gwerdy chat is a good example

On the side bar you can download it. ------------>

[Joshtek]

The gwerdy chat is a good example

On the side bar you can download it. ------------>

I thought Gwerdy Chat was made in MMF2 Developer edition as indicated by its use of MDI and custom version information.

[Jeff]

Ah true but as far as an exe goes its not any different then an EXE made in the standard version - They both use the same runtime.

[CoolDude330]

I was sort of thinking of looking at an exe to see what the version info and stuff was, and having custom info which isnt possible in MMF2 standard kind of defeats the point. But i'll take a look anyways.

[DavidN]

You could always have a look at the link in my signature, spam, plug.

[CoolDude330]

Do you have to put the logo on both the package and within the application, or is just having one fine?

And you dont need to do anything with the logo if you aren't selling your application... right?