What you're running afoul of in your "interactives" [sic] has already been discussed in this thread: Animate CC - Nasty HTML5 Bug The behavior you're seeing isn't the result of a bug, but rather a deliberate optimization by the author of the export module. Unfortunately for us it's a terrible optimization that resulted from not thinking through all its ramifications. The one upside is that since this is a feature and not a bug, it's not too difficult to design around once you understand what's happening. For example in your case, instead of shotgunning button instances all over the stage, you'll probably have to create a block of layers that defines a "pool" of statically-named button instances (btn1, btn2, etc.) that are reused throughout your timeline as needed. ... View more

Okay this unholy mishmash of AS3 and CreateJS APIs needs to stop. This works, assuming the "buttons" are actually movieclips pretending to be buttons: this.stop(); // required only if no actual buttons are used stage.enableMouseOver(20); // variables var numButtons = 7; var i, b, curButton; // initialize for (i = 1; i <= numButtons; i++) {     b = this["button" + i];     b.cursor = "pointer";     b.mouseChildren = false;     b.addEventListener("click", buttonClickHandler.bind(b));     b.addEventListener("mouseover", buttonRollOverHandler.bind(b));     b.addEventListener("mouseout", buttonRollOutHandler.bind(b)); } // event handlers function buttonClickHandler() {     if (curButton) {         curButton.gotoAndStop(0);     }     this.gotoAndStop(2);     curButton = this; } function buttonRollOverHandler() {     if (this != curButton) {         this.gotoAndStop(1);     } } function buttonRollOutHandler() {     if (this != curButton) {         this.gotoAndStop(0);     } } ... View more

You used to be able to do that, but in the current version of the projector EXE it appears they've hard-coded the window title as a Unicode string, starting at offset 96567C. You'd have to use a hex editor (like XVI32) to change it, and you'll be limited to no more characters than are in the default title string. ... View more

All the asset path references are relative to the HTML document. So if you upload your animation to "/site/all/thetans/meercats/spanakopita.html", it would look for its images in "/site/all/thetans/meercats/images/". If that doesn't work you can set up whatever relative path you need for your asset folder structure in your publish settings. Or, worst case, hack a base href into the HTML. ... View more

Did you actually name your symbol instance "symbolName"? If you do console.log(self.symbolName) does it display the symbol or undefined? Do you understand that in a Canvas document gotoAndPlay(2) will actually go to the third frame of a clip? If your gotoAndPlay code is on the same frame where the clip first appears, it will fail because the clip hasn't fully initialized yet. ... View more

I would just stick each one in its own iframe, which would sandbox it and not require dinking with any of the generated code, but some people prefer making things complicated for themselves. ... View more

Animate is an animation tool, not a game maker. If you want physics, grab a physics library. Like this one: Making Games with Box2dWeb - Build New Games ... View more