Flashpoint Datahub - User contributions [en]

Instructions for Curating

2019-05-11T18:47:51Z

Mordax: /* Debugging */

== Guide ==

* Download [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qoQc32vQ7nnTmYMle1uCpluYenY61Biy/view Flashpoint Core 3], a lightweight developer version of Flashpoint
* Most games are tested within <code>Flashpoint Core X.X/Server/htdocs</code>. X.X is the version number
* Make note of the direct URL to the game's main files you've extracted
<blockquote>'''Important''', for most non-flash games, you need to save not only the game main file, but also the HTML code snippet in which the main file is embedded - place that in an index.html file, and keep reading </blockquote>
* Within htdocs, make a folder with the website name
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com</code>, <code>static.nickjr.com</code>, etc
* Within that folder, begin mimicking the URL by building corresponding subdirectories.
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com/alienhominid/59593_alien_booya202c.swf</code> - you would make an <code>alienhominid</code> subfolder, if your url has more, keep adding subfolders until it looks like your url
* Finally, place your game's main files in the last subfolder (along with an <code>index.html</code> if you've created one)

'''Now that you have the code set up correctly in htdocs:'''

* Open up Flashpoint Core and click on New Game on the bottom right corner
* Click on Application Path and select the appropriate path for your extracted game
** i.e. flashplayer.exe for flash, startUnity.bat for Unity, etc.
* The Launch command should be the exact URL to where you extracted the game
** '''However''', for most non-Flash games, you need to link it to the html in which the game is embedded
* If you want to edit these locations later, head to the Arcade tab and select the game (there will be a pencil image and a trash image next to the name) and click the pencil
* You should see a new game in the launcher list
* Run it

== Debugging ==

* Observe the Flashpoint redirector window and see if you're getting 404 errors - you can grab any missing assets or code by going to the indicated URL locations, downloading it and placing it correctly in the htdocs
* Hunt down other websites in which the game has been embedded or even originally hosted if any of the files end up being broken
* If you wish to decompile and look at the code, there are a few tools available.
Flash - [https://www.free-decompiler.com/flash/ JPEXS Flash Decompiler]

Java - [http://dirty-joe.com/ Dirty Joe Java editor]

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Once it works, follow the instructions on the [[Curation_Format]].

Instructions for Curating

2019-05-11T18:44:15Z

Mordax:

== Guide ==

* Download [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qoQc32vQ7nnTmYMle1uCpluYenY61Biy/view Flashpoint Core 3], a lightweight developer version of Flashpoint
* Most games are tested within <code>Flashpoint Core X.X/Server/htdocs</code>. X.X is the version number
* Make note of the direct URL to the game's main files you've extracted
<blockquote>'''Important''', for most non-flash games, you need to save not only the game main file, but also the HTML code snippet in which the main file is embedded - place that in an index.html file, and keep reading </blockquote>
* Within htdocs, make a folder with the website name
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com</code>, <code>static.nickjr.com</code>, etc
* Within that folder, begin mimicking the URL by building corresponding subdirectories.
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com/alienhominid/59593_alien_booya202c.swf</code> - you would make an <code>alienhominid</code> subfolder, if your url has more, keep adding subfolders until it looks like your url
* Finally, place your game's main files in the last subfolder (along with an <code>index.html</code> if you've created one)

'''Now that you have the code set up correctly in htdocs:'''

* Open up Flashpoint Core and click on New Game on the bottom right corner
* Click on Application Path and select the appropriate path for your extracted game
** i.e. flashplayer.exe for flash, startUnity.bat for Unity, etc.
* The Launch command should be the exact URL to where you extracted the game
** '''However''', for most non-Flash games, you need to link it to the html in which the game is embedded
* If you want to edit these locations later, head to the Arcade tab and select the game (there will be a pencil image and a trash image next to the name) and click the pencil
* You should see a new game in the launcher list
* Run it

== Debugging ==

* Observe the Flashpoint redirector window and see if you're getting 404 errors - you can grab any missing assets or code by going to the indicated URL locations, downloading it and placing it correctly in the htdocs
* Hunt down other websites in which the game has been embedded or even originally hosted if any of the files end up being broken

Once it works, follow the instructions on the [[Curation_Format]].

Main Page

2019-05-11T04:41:37Z

Mordax:

Welcome to the Flashpoint Database.

'''Important Pages''':

[[Game Master List]] - All the games in the latest release of Flashpoint.

[[Animation Master List]] - All the animations in the latest release of Flashpoint.

[[Testing Results]] - If you've successfully completed a game or found a bug, report that here.

[[Curation Format]] - Read this page before curating!

[[Instructions for Curating]] - In-depth step-by-step instructions for curating your extracted games inside Flashpoint.

[[Genres]] - All of the genres to choose from when curating.

[[Requests Sheet]] - How to use the Game Requests Google Sheet.

[[Help Wanted List]] - Technologies and features we need help implementing in Flashpoint.

'''Other Pages''' (may be outdated):

[[Games Lost]]

[[Help Wanted Games]] - Games we can't currently add to Flashpoint for one reason or another.

[[Multiplayer Games]] - List of multiplayer games we've found.

[[Extracting Flash Games]]

You can also view every page on the Wiki: [[Special:AllPages]]

Main Page

2019-05-11T04:40:50Z

Mordax:

Welcome to the Flashpoint Database.

'''Important Pages''':

[[Game Master List]] - All the games in the latest release of Flashpoint.

[[Animation Master List]] - All the animations in the latest release of Flashpoint.

[[Testing Results]] - If you've successfully completed a game or found a bug, report that here.

[[Curation Format]] - Read this page before curating!

[[Instructions for Curating]] - In-depth steps for testing your extracted games inside Flashpoint.

[[Genres]] - All of the genres to choose from when curating.

[[Requests Sheet]] - How to use the Game Requests Google Sheet.

[[Help Wanted List]] - Technologies and features we need help implementing in Flashpoint.

'''Other Pages''' (may be outdated):

[[Games Lost]]

[[Help Wanted Games]] - Games we can't currently add to Flashpoint for one reason or another.

[[Multiplayer Games]] - List of multiplayer games we've found.

[[Extracting Flash Games]]

You can also view every page on the Wiki: [[Special:AllPages]]

Instructions for Testing

2019-05-11T04:39:19Z

Mordax: Mordax moved page Instructions for Testing to Instructions for Curating: Not really for testers but help for curators

#REDIRECT [[Instructions for Curating]]

Instructions for Curating

2019-05-11T04:39:19Z

Mordax: Mordax moved page Instructions for Testing to Instructions for Curating: Not really for testers but help for curators

== Guide ==

* Download [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qoQc32vQ7nnTmYMle1uCpluYenY61Biy/view Flashpoint Core 3], a lightweight developer version of Flashpoint
* Most games are tested within <code>Flashpoint Core X.X/Games/Flash/htdocs</code>. X.X is the version number
* Make note of the direct URL to the game's main files you've extracted
<blockquote>'''Important''', for most non-flash games, you need to save not only the game main file, but also the HTML code snippet in which the main file is embedded - place that in an index.html file, and keep reading </blockquote>
* Within htdocs, make a folder with the website name
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com</code>, <code>static.nickjr.com</code>, etc
* Within that folder, begin mimicking the URL by building corresponding subdirectories.
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com/alienhominid/59593_alien_booya202c.swf</code> - you would make an <code>alienhominid</code> subfolder, if your url has more, keep adding subfolders until it looks like your url
* Finally, place your game's main files in the last subfolder (along with an <code>index.html</code> if you've created one)

'''Now that you have the code set up correctly in htdocs:'''

* Open up Flashpoint Core and click on New Game on the bottom right corner
* Click on Application Path and select the appropriate path for your extracted game
** i.e. flashplayer.exe for flash, startUnity.bat for Unity, etc.
* The Launch command should be the exact URL to where you extracted the game
** '''However''', for most non-Flash games, you need to link it to the html in which the game is embedded
* If you want to edit these locations later, head to the Arcade tab and select the game (there will be a pencil image and a trash image next to the name) and click the pencil
* You should see a new game in the launcher list
* Run it

== Debugging ==

* Observe the Flashpoint redirector window and see if you're getting 404 errors - you can grab any missing assets or code by going to the indicated URL locations, downloading it and placing it correctly in the htdocs
* Hunt down other websites in which the game has been embedded or even originally hosted if any of the files end up being broken

Once it works, follow the instructions on the [[Curation_Format]].

Instructions for Curating

2019-05-11T04:16:56Z

Mordax:

== Guide ==

* Download [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qoQc32vQ7nnTmYMle1uCpluYenY61Biy/view Flashpoint Core 3], a lightweight developer version of Flashpoint
* Most games are tested within <code>Flashpoint Core X.X/Games/Flash/htdocs</code>. X.X is the version number
* Make note of the direct URL to the game's main files you've extracted
<blockquote>'''Important''', for most non-flash games, you need to save not only the game main file, but also the HTML code snippet in which the main file is embedded - place that in an index.html file, and keep reading </blockquote>
* Within htdocs, make a folder with the website name
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com</code>, <code>static.nickjr.com</code>, etc
* Within that folder, begin mimicking the URL by building corresponding subdirectories.
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com/alienhominid/59593_alien_booya202c.swf</code> - you would make an <code>alienhominid</code> subfolder, if your url has more, keep adding subfolders until it looks like your url
* Finally, place your game's main files in the last subfolder (along with an <code>index.html</code> if you've created one)

'''Now that you have the code set up correctly in htdocs:'''

* Open up Flashpoint Core and click on New Game on the bottom right corner
* Click on Application Path and select the appropriate path for your extracted game
** i.e. flashplayer.exe for flash, startUnity.bat for Unity, etc.
* The Launch command should be the exact URL to where you extracted the game
** '''However''', for most non-Flash games, you need to link it to the html in which the game is embedded
* If you want to edit these locations later, head to the Arcade tab and select the game (there will be a pencil image and a trash image next to the name) and click the pencil
* You should see a new game in the launcher list
* Run it

== Debugging ==

* Observe the Flashpoint redirector window and see if you're getting 404 errors - you can grab any missing assets or code by going to the indicated URL locations, downloading it and placing it correctly in the htdocs
* Hunt down other websites in which the game has been embedded or even originally hosted if any of the files end up being broken

Once it works, follow the instructions on the [[Curation_Format]].

Instructions for Curating

2019-03-12T01:40:04Z

Mordax:

== Guide ==

* Download [https://mega.nz/#!1jpQWKJY!Qdy5lbhc6iTa9Pq3ADCJ3c4obbxBSBvSSZEwoNXq-sc Flashpoint Core], a lightweight developer version of Flashpoint
* Most games are tested within <code>Flashpoint Core X.X/Games/Flash/htdocs</code>. X.X is the version number
* Make note of the direct URL to the game's main files you've extracted
<blockquote>'''Important''', for most non-flash games, you need to save not only the game main file, but also the HTML code snippet in which the main file is embedded - place that in an index.html file, and keep reading </blockquote>
* Within htdocs, make a folder with the website name
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com</code>, <code>static.nickjr.com</code>, etc
* Within that folder, begin mimicking the URL by building corresponding subdirectories.
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com/alienhominid/59593_alien_booya202c.swf</code> - you would make an <code>alienhominid</code> subfolder, if your url has more, keep adding subfolders until it looks like your url
* Finally, place your game's main files in the last subfolder (along with an <code>index.html</code> if you've created one)

'''Now that you have the code set up correctly in htdocs:'''

* Open up Flashpoint Core and click on New Game on the bottom right corner
* Click on Application Path and select the appropriate path for your extracted game
** i.e. flashplayer.exe for flash, startUnity.bat for Unity, etc.
* The Launch command should be the exact URL to where you extracted the game
** '''However''', for most non-Flash games, you need to link it to the html in which the game is embedded
* If you want to edit these locations later, head to the Arcade tab and select the game (there will be a pencil image and a trash image next to the name) and click the pencil
* You should see a new game in the launcher list
* Run it

== Debugging ==

* Observe the Flashpoint redirector window and see if you're getting 404 errors - you can grab any missing assets or code by going to the indicated URL locations, downloading it and placing it correctly in the htdocs
* Hunt down other websites in which the game has been embedded or even originally hosted if any of the files end up being broken

Once it works, follow the instructions on the [[Curation_Format]].

Instructions for Curating

2019-03-12T01:39:26Z

Mordax:

== Guide ==

* Download [https://mega.nz/#!1jpQWKJY!Qdy5lbhc6iTa9Pq3ADCJ3c4obbxBSBvSSZEwoNXq-sc Flashpoint Core], a lightweight developer version of Flashpoint
* Most games are tested within <code>Flashpoint Core X.X/Games/Flash/htdocs</code>. X.X is the version number
* Make note of the direct URL to the game's main files you've extracted
<blockquote>'''Important''', for most non-flash games, you need to save not only the game main file, but also the HTML code snippet in which the main file is embedded - place that in an index.html file, and keep reading </blockquote>
* Within htdocs, make a folder with the website name
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com</code>, <code>static.nickjr.com</code>, etc
* Within that folder, begin mimicking the URL by building corresponding subdirectories.
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com/alienhominid/59593_alien_booya202c.swf</code> - you would make an <code>alienhominid</code> subfolder, if your url has more, keep adding subfolders until it looks like your url
* Finally, place your game's main files in the last subfolder (along with an <code>index.html</code> if you've created one)

'''Now that you have the code set up correctly in htdocs:'''

* Open up Flashpoint Core and click on New Game on the bottom right corner
* Click on Application Path and select the appropriate path for your extracted game
** i.e. flashplayer.exe for flash, startUnity.bat for Unity, etc.
* The Launch command should be the exact URL to where you extracted the game
** '''However''', for most non-Flash games, you need to link it to the html in which the game is embedded
* If you want to edit these locations later, head to the Arcade tab and select the game (there will be a pencil image and a trash image next to the name) and click the pencil
* You should see a new game in the launcher list
* Run it

== Debugging ==

* Observe the Flashpoint redirector window and see if you're getting 404 errors - you can grab any missing assets or code by going to the indicated URL locations, downloading it and placing it correctly in the htdocs
* Hunt down other websites in which the game has been embedded or even originally hosted if any of the files end up being broken

----

Once it works, follow the instructions on the [[Curation_Format]].

Instructions for Curating

2019-03-12T01:38:23Z

Mordax:

== Guide ==

* Download [https://mega.nz/#!1jpQWKJY!Qdy5lbhc6iTa9Pq3ADCJ3c4obbxBSBvSSZEwoNXq-sc Flashpoint Core], a lightweight developer version of Flashpoint
* Most games are tested within <code>Flashpoint Core X.X/Games/Flash/htdocs</code>. X.X is the version number
* Make note of the direct URL to the game's main files you've extracted
<blockquote>'''Important''', for most non-flash games, you need to save not only the game main file, but also the HTML code snippet in which the main file is embedded - place that in an index.html file, and keep reading </blockquote>
* Within htdocs, make a folder with the website name
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com</code>, <code>static.nickjr.com</code>, etc
* Within that folder, begin mimicking the URL by building corresponding subdirectories.
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com/alienhominid/59593_alien_booya202c.swf</code> - you would make an <code>alienhominid</code> subfolder, if your url has more, keep adding subfolders until it looks like your url
* Finally, place your game's main files in the last subfolder (along with an <code>index.html</code> if you've created one)

'''Now that you have the code set up correctly in htdocs:'''

* Open up Flashpoint Core and click on New Game on the bottom right corner
* Click on Application Path and select the appropriate path for your extracted game ** i.e. flashplayer.exe for flash, startUnity.bat for Unity, etc.
* The Launch command should be the exact URL to where you extracted the game
** '''However''', for most non-Flash games, you need to link it to the html in which the game is embedded
* If you want to edit these locations later, head to the Arcade tab and select the game (there will be a pencil image and a trash image next to the name) and click the pencil
* You should see a new game in the launcher list
* Run it

== Debugging ==

* Observe the Flashpoint redirector window and see if you're getting 404 errors - you can grab any missing assets or code by going to the indicated URL locations, downloading it and placing it correctly in the htdocs
* Hunt down other websites in which the game has been embedded or even originally hosted if any of the files end up being broken

----

Once it works, follow the instructions on the [[Curation_Format]].

Instructions for Curating

2019-03-12T01:36:18Z

Mordax:

'''A guide to testing your extracted Flash games, Java Applets, and more.'''

* Download [https://mega.nz/#!1jpQWKJY!Qdy5lbhc6iTa9Pq3ADCJ3c4obbxBSBvSSZEwoNXq-sc Flashpoint Core], a lightweight developer version of Flashpoint
* Most games are tested within <code>Flashpoint Core X.X/Games/Flash/htdocs</code>. X.X is the version number
* Make note of the direct URL to the game's main files you've extracted
<blockquote>'''Important''', for most non-flash games, you need to save not only the game main file, but also the HTML code snippet in which the main file is embedded - place that in an index.html file, and keep reading </blockquote>
* Within htdocs, make a folder with the website name
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com</code>, <code>static.nickjr.com</code>, etc
* Within that folder, begin mimicking the URL by building corresponding subdirectories.
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com/alienhominid/59593_alien_booya202c.swf</code> - you would make an <code>alienhominid</code> subfolder, if your url has more, keep adding subfolders until it looks like your url
* Finally, place your game's main files in the last subfolder (along with an <code>index.html</code> if you've created one)

'''Now that you have the code set up correctly in htdocs:'''

* Open up Flashpoint Core and click on New Game on the bottom right corner
* Click on Application Path and select the appropriate path for your extracted game ** i.e. flashplayer.exe for flash, startUnity.bat for Unity, etc.
* The Launch command should be the exact URL to where you extracted the game
** '''However''', for most non-Flash games, you need to link it to the html in which the game is embedded
* If you want to edit these locations later, head to the Arcade tab and select the game (there will be a pencil image and a trash image next to the name) and click the pencil
* You should see a new game in the launcher list
* Run it

'''Tips for debugging issues:'''

* Observe the Flashpoint redirector window and see if you're getting 404 errors - you can grab any missing assets or code by going to the indicated URL locations, downloading it and placing it correctly in the htdocs
* Hunt down other websites in which the game has been embedded or even originally hosted if any of the files end up being broken

----

Once it works, follow the instructions on the [[Curation_Format]].

Instructions for Curating

2019-03-12T01:15:25Z

Mordax: Created page with "'''A guide to testing your extracted Flash games, Java Applets, and more.''' * Download [https://mega.nz/#!1jpQWKJY!Qdy5lbhc6iTa9Pq3ADCJ3c4obbxBSBvSSZEwoNXq-sc Flashpoint Cor..."

'''A guide to testing your extracted Flash games, Java Applets, and more.'''

* Download [https://mega.nz/#!1jpQWKJY!Qdy5lbhc6iTa9Pq3ADCJ3c4obbxBSBvSSZEwoNXq-sc Flashpoint Core], a lightweight developer version of Flashpoint
* Most games are tested within <code>Flashpoint Core X.X/Games/Flash/htdocs</code>. X.X is the version number
* Make note of the direct URL to the game executable you've extracted
<pre>Important, for most non-flash games, you need to save not only the game executable, but also the HTML code snippet in which the executable is embedded - place that in an index.html file, and keep reading </pre>
* Within htdocs, make a folder with the website name
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com</code>, <code>static.nickjr.com</code>, etc
* Within that folder, begin mimicking the URL by building corresponding subdirectories.
** i.e. <code>newgrounds.com/alienhominid/59593_alien_booya202c.swf</code> - you would make an <code>alienhominid</code> subfolder, if your url has more, keep adding subfolders until it looks like your url
* Finally, place your game executable in the last subfolder (along with an <code>index.html</code> if you've created one)

'''Now that you have the code set up correctly in htdocs:'''

* Open up Flashpoint Core and click on New Game on the bottom right corner
* Click on Application Path and select the appropriate path for your extracted game ** i.e. flashplayer.exe for flash, startUnity.bat for Unity, etc.
* The Launch command should be the exact URL to where you extracted the game
** '''However''', for most non-Flash games, you need to link it to the html in which the game is embedded
* If you want to edit these locations later, head to the Arcade tab and select the game - there will be a pencil image and a trash image next to the name - click the pencil
* You should see a new game in the launcher list
* Run it
* You can debug by observing the Flashpoint redirector and seeing if you're missing any extra assets or code by going to the URL locations, downloading it and placing it correctly in the htdocs

Once it works, follow the instructions on the [[Curation_Format]].

Main Page

2019-03-12T00:37:04Z

Mordax:

Welcome to the Flashpoint Database.

'''Important Pages''':

[[Game Master List]] - All the games in the latest release of Flashpoint.

[[Animation Master List]] - All the animations in the latest release of Flashpoint.

[[Testing Results]] - If you've successfully completed a game or found a bug, report that here.

[[Curation Format]] - Read this page before curating!

[[Instructions for Testing]] - In-depth steps for testing your extracted games inside Flashpoint.

[[Genres]] - All of the genres to choose from when curating.

[[Requests Sheet]] - How to use the Game Requests Google Sheet.

[[Help Wanted List]] - Technologies and features we need help implementing in Flashpoint.

'''Other Pages''' (may be outdated):

[[Games Lost]]

[[Help Wanted Games]] - Games we can't currently add to Flashpoint for one reason or another.

[[Multiplayer Games]] - List of multiplayer games we've found.

[[Extracting Flash Games]]

You can also view every page on the Wiki: [[Special:AllPages]]