FlashCode - SWF to HTML5 and Objective-C converter App Reviews
Dont support flash tweens.
Dont support flash tweens.
Seems very useful, but so far I cant get any of my animations to play correctly. For $15, more documention from the developer is needed for iOS platforms. In particular XCode projects that show what can and cant be done, including original Flash files that can be examined. The only example available now is for Cocoa, and that doenst help iOS devs very much. When thats done, Ill increase my star rating.
Made the mistake of purchasing this app. While the app works just fine on the demo file provided, will now work with any of my flash animation files to include just a simple photo slide show flash file. Wish I had not wasted my money! Does exactly the same thing the free Adobe converter does.
This app does exactly what it is supposed to do! I use PaintCode and CGSnippets as well. While PaintCode and CGSnippets do what advertise I wish I would have bought this one first. @RandyMcMillan
Dont work and utilizes a ton of resources all to produce nothing
Title says it all…i wasted $15.99 today dont do the same :(
Crashes after opening file
Buyer beware- app crashes EVERYTIME i open a file with it.
Don't work and utilizes a ton of resources all to produce nothing
Title say's it all…i wasted $15.99 today don't do the same :(
This app does exactly what it is supposed to do!
This app does exactly what it is supposed to do! I use PaintCode and CGSnippets as well. While PaintCode and CGSnippets do what advertise I wish I would have bought this one first. @RandyMcMillan
Works sort of.
Made the mistake of purchasing this app. While the app works just fine on the demo file provided, will now work with any of my flash animation files to include just a simple photo slide show flash file. Wish I had not wasted my money! Does exactly the same thing the free Adobe converter does.
Great concept...
Seems very useful, but so far I can't get any of my animations to play correctly. For $15, more documention from the developer is needed for iOS platforms. In particular XCode projects that show what can and can't be done, including original Flash files that can be examined. The only example available now is for Cocoa, and that doens't help iOS devs very much. When that's done, I'll increase my star rating.