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‎Oct 23, 2018
01:58 PM
rewb0rn we use Haxe ourselves the engine I wrote is entirely written in Haxe and supports targets like AIR, WebGL, HTML5 and C++ all with custom low end context without OpenFL or any third party libs. So we are covered but it has no relevance to the future of AIR nowadays. And it is not feasible anymore to develop your own engine nowadays anyway since you can allocate those resources to product development instead.
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‎Oct 23, 2018
02:05 AM
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Back in the old days of Thibault and Tom you could bet your money they would respond to a thread like this. Guys seriously putting your head in the sand doesn't mean it is not happening. Adobe is not planning any kind of comeback with AIR, we would've known by now. Kudos to them though that they didn't kill it yet, companies like Google or Microsoft would've killed it off long time ago. Believe or not Flash was actually a strong point for using AIR in the first place. You could target web as well as mobiles with single pipeline without a hitch it was a solution above anything else out there. I tried almost all the multiplatform engines and their clunky WebGL support was a laugh. Now AIR without Flash will actually be less of an attractive option than before not the other way around. I mean there are really good options with large dedicated teams or even whole companies behind them, it is not like AIR is this standout when it comes to multiplatform development anymore. Not to mention that it is not really that multiplatform anymore either, even for those platforms it supports it is not full featured. You can't for example do a watch companion app for iOS unless they add support themselves, whats next that they will omit or not support?
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‎Oct 22, 2018
10:48 AM
3 Upvotes
Sorry guys I am with ASWC on this one and I started using Flash back in the nineties. I've been a promoter, huge fan as well as speaker on various conferences about Flash. Also a creator of an opensource GPU framework that is used in games with couple of millions of players. It is time to call it quits, unless Adobe starts to stand once again behind its own technology there is zero we as a community can do. As an indie I can imagine myself still using AIR, it is good in what it does if you can live with higher levels of stress before each Android/iOS update wondering if the Adobe guys will add support for them. Not even talking about some new platforms, features etc. thats a lost cause nowadays. Yes as an indie ok, but as a CTO of a company that employs hundreds of people I can't simply do things on faith alone, I need to see some commitment and there seems to be little of it shown by Adobe.
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‎Dec 11, 2015
01:16 AM
I am using AIR SDK 20.0.0.204 and IntellijIDEA 15 with iTunes 12.3.1.23. After further testing it seems like a slightly different problem. It no longer says there are no devices like before but it shows CFNetwork module error dialog instead. Fortunately this happens only sometimes so I can definitely work . If I discover a pattern or more info into this problem I will let you know. Thanks.
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‎Dec 10, 2015
07:00 AM
This did work in the forementioned BETA but it doesn't work again the the final release of AIR 20. Can this be addressed without the need of waiting for the AIR 21?
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‎Sep 25, 2015
03:45 AM
1 Upvote
There is an unoficial fix that was shared on Twitter and it works. Eric Pascal on Twitter: "@FlashDailyNet Patch to fix Air 19 debugging issue on IOS with latest iTunes https://t.co/5C1jj…
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‎Sep 17, 2015
07:12 AM
4 Upvotes
After updating to iTunes 12.3 today I can no longer list connected devices and can't deploy to them. After running adt -devices -platform ios all I am getting is: iIPA.exe[3044:1be0] CFNetwork module LOADED! If I try to use the iIPA.exe directly I will get the correct list, I also see all my devices inside iTunes. Any help?
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‎Aug 16, 2014
02:38 PM
Guys I am sure this one was asked quite a few times already but it is a pressing issue. Is there a plan to support PVRTC2 textures? I am well aware that it is not supported on old HW such as IPad1 but this isn't an issue as most people don't want to target such HW anyway and the lack of support brings a lot of issues when we are trying to target IPad2 and forward HW. Since old PVRTC textures for example require us to use square textures also the amount of artifacts in the compression is well better in PVRTC2 especially for 2D content where its more prominent. Thanks.
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‎May 30, 2014
03:08 AM
2 Upvotes
I think having high level physics engine natively isn't that good of an idea as the resources can be spend better and there are already great physics engines or ANEs. What you could do though is implement low level methods natively that will help speed up these engines without bringing your own high level engine. For example native triangulation methods (this would even help in other areas and was requested for long time), more robust native geom functions for collision testing etc. Leave the high level stuff to the community and just speed up the low level, I mean I was told years ago that you guys already have triangulation algorithms inside Flash player its just not made transparent to developer, why not? So look at what these engines actually need to bump up their performance and implement that instead of working on your own engine.
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