Can you get access to the code?

[BREK]

Is it possible to get access to the actual code being created and edit it?

If so what language is it using?

[Corentin]

You can't, it's pseudo-compiled code.

In fact, you can hex edit the .exe file, but it's not human-readable.

[James]

There is no code. The event editor is the code, as detailed as it gets.

[Jeff]

You could export out a Java file then decompile it if you really wanted to.

[James]

But you wouldn't get Java code specific to your application. You'd get a big chunk of MMF2 bytecode, which isn't in any programming language except the event editor, and the whole standard Java runtime.

[Looki]

Yes, MMF's runtime simply reads a custom format created by Y&F to store frames, objects, etc.

[Jeff]

but if you demand code there it is
Useful? not to most people

[ChrisStreet]

I have to admit I did wonder this a while ago... thought of possibilities of then being able to convert using XNA and then onto Xbox Live, but would imagine this would bring across a load of legal problems? Anyway... if there's an XNA runtime being considered...

[nivram]

Only was thought about.

Marv

[James]

I have to admit I did wonder this a while ago... thought of possibilities of then being able to convert using XNA and then onto Xbox Live, but would imagine this would bring across a load of legal problems? Anyway... if there's an XNA runtime being considered...

If you were to convert the generated Java code, you're converting the whole MMF2 runtime to XNA. The only thing which distinguishes one application from another is the CCJ file. If you want to do that, go ahead!