ADOBE ANIMATE EXPORT HTML5 ARCHIVE

To date we’ve converted over 850 resources and the more we utilise Zim the quicker the process becomes. Zim allows us to do everything we used to do in Flash and more. When you add to this Zim’s ideology of maximum results with minimal coding, it has resulted in a quantum leap in the speed and efficiency with which we are able to produce highly-engaging resources. Since it’s built on top of createjs it naturally lends itself to working with Animate’s JavaScript output.

No existing frameworks fitted the bill but then we came across ZIM to say it’s the ideal framework for developers working in AnimateCC is an understatement.

ADOBE ANIMATE EXPORT HTML5 ARCHIVE

Our developers were used to the AnimateCC environment and it was imperative that we utilised our vast archive of animations and images for the HTML5 conversions. Around a thousand of our resources started life as Flash web applications and we needed to convert them to HTML5/canvas resources as efficiently as possible. explains:ĮChalk is an online library of educational simulations and games. Here is a story from a company that has been converting from Flash to the Canvas. See the ZIM Examples at // This includes ZIM Bits with 64 examples of basic interactivity // There is also the Learn Section and the Vids and Skool, and Tips // See them all at // and help ZIM grow at // SLACK at has discussion and support // Welcome to the colorful world of coding!!! The pink Circle was made in Animate on the timeline // and given an instance name of circle (so is this.circle) // we use it later down below // Here is a circle with ZIM: var circle = new Circle(100, white).center().

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