what platform/software can I export my .oam animations too

[first take]

Hello, I'm working on an interactive web narrative and I've been exporting .oam animations I created in Animate and importing into Muse which have been great.

What other platform/software can I export my .oam animations too now Muse is being stopped please. I'm a non coder so looking for something that doesn't use code. Can you import .oam into Spark?

Thank you in advance

[Preran]

The only other software that I know of that supports OAM files is Dreamweaver Import animated compositions into Dreamweaver

[Joseph Labrecque · Accepted solution]

InDesign too! (and Muse, but... )

[first take]

Thanks for replying Joseph

[first take]

Thanks for replying Preran I haven't used dreamweaver. Can you use this without knowing code. Also can you create layers on top of each other as with Muse?

[first take]

I don't think dreamweaver an option for me, too code based. Will there be an alternative file other than .oam that will allow non coders to export their animations from Animate into a website, otherwise I'll be forced to stop using Animate as well!!

Please help

[Joseph Labrecque]

Depends on what sort of animation it is. If interactive - use HTML5 Canvas and embed in iframe for simplicity. If non-interactive - use ActionScript 3.0 document to produce multiplatform video and embed using the video tag. Number of options for sure.

[Colin Holgate]

Dreamweaver has different view modes. You could in theory stay in the Design mode and use the menus, and drag things around, to lay out a page visually, without looking at the code:

[MatthewLally]

First_take,  I believe I am facing the same problem you describe. Where did you end up placing your interactive .oam files? I would love to place mine in Portfolio but Portfolio doesn't accept .oam.  Muse will accept but is not going to get updates.  I also can't code so I am reluctant to use Dreamweaver.  I would be curious what you decided.