Is it possible because my friend, hes a nerd, hes good with the HTML coding, I saw his AGS game on his site builder(Freewebs)!
I was wondering can you tell me the code and then tell me where to place the .exe file into the code. ??? := :-\ :-X :-[ :P ::) ??? 8) :o :( >:( ;D :D ;) :) ;) :D :D :D ;) :D ;) ;) :D ;) :D ;D >:( :o 8) ??? ::) :-X :=
we're talkin about ghost?
No. AGS games cannot be embedded in a browser, at least not yet.
Unless you're just talking about setting up a page to host the game for people to download.
Quote from: Dualnames on Tue 16/12/2008 21:57:17
we're talkin about ghost?
Nah. Must be some other freewebs user. I'm sure there is at least one ;)
No, My friend gave me the code for it today, *CASE CLOSED*.
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Jingle bells batman smells robin layed an egg the batmobile lost its wheel and the goblin ran away, HEY!
Quote from: PrimitiveUser on Wed 17/12/2008 17:27:56
No, My friend gave me the code for it today, *CASE CLOSED*.
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Jingle bells batman smells robin layed an egg the batmobile lost its wheel and the goblin ran away, HEY!
Deciphering: Whatever primitive user wanted apparently he solved it faster than we could understand it.
I'd like to see this code. AGS compiles to .exe, and browsers (at least, to my knowledge) do not run them. It would have to be a Java application, and I do not think AGS can do that
If I had to guess, I'd say Mr. Mental Stability here was talking about images of the game (=screenshots), not the game itself.
That, or his buddy is a hacker child prodigy.
I looked into some websites that had a non-flash game, and here's the web page source.
<p><applet code="PyroSandMain2" archive="PS.jar" width="600" height="500">
<param name="width" value="600">
<param name="height" value="500">
</applet>
</p>
</div></td>
That's from the Pyro version of The Falling Sand Game.
Notice how it says archive="PS.jar". .jar is a Java Archive. I tried to run a .exe from a browser on my computer, but it doesn't work.
Embedding an exe in html, hahaha, are you kidding me?
Let alone the fact that not everybody uses Windows, every script kiddie would immediately put a format c: website online.