My swf file downloads instead of playing

Especially if someone pulls off berserk author and Apartje on us. You can still download functioning desktop versions of Adobe Flash. Just google "flash player download" should find a plethora. After that all you need to do is just download the flash file itself here and run it in the flash player. Usually your PC should pick up the trend and open all.

I'm a russian fan of this game, and, first of all, I would like to note magnificent language, in which the story was written. An art and animations are also gorgeous, but the descriptions of Lilith's adventures drew me in so deep, that at some point I found myself with my hand holding dictionary instead of my manhood - being fascinated by story and the way it was written, I didn't expect it will drive me so far away from my initial intentions.

One of my hobbies is translating english games to my native language, Russian. My biggest project was another great narrative game, Sunless Sea. And, I say it not without proud, I did my job well - at least according to other russian fans. Thus, when I came across Tentacles Thrive, I just couldn't pass it without giving a try and translate it.

I'm sure this aspiration of mine will benefit both me and you: I will find one more place to use and sharpen my talents besides of getting another great project in my portfolio , while you will gain more foreign fans. Some of them even surely will support your job on Patreon!

Loading SWF for the first time Adobe Flash is required to run this project in the browser. Enable Flash. Download Now. Real-time strategic battle with simple card game like element Every monster, ally or enemy, possesses an unique effect to add in chaos on the battlefield Have a chance to enslave the enemies after a successful conquer, which can be used in the future battles undeveloped Story Living in a world filled with large and powerful monsters, the Humana Kingdom has been confined on a small island for as long as anyone can remember.

Backgrounds of Lilith, Tentacles, and Humana Kingdom Lilith - most of Lilith's family was killed in an invasion by monsters. Battle Gameplay Downloadable files are below. More information. Download Now Name your own price. Aug 19, Jan 31, Oct 12, Comments Log in with itch. Khioneus 4 days ago. Are you working or thinking on making other adult games? This is a masterpiece.

Master Nono 3 days ago. You are too kind Khioneus. I am working on it actively. Mananto 6 days ago 4 edits. Master Nono 5 days ago 1 edit. Thank you for the bug report. I will investigate, no save file is needed. Mananto 5 days ago. Ok if you don't find anything let me know and i'll send a save file. Master Nono 5 days ago.

Lightspark and Gnash has been around for decades. Reason for these projects are that you can utilize these software without relying on closed source software. So stuff like Gnash was included with Ubuntu by default because of that reason and to get adobe flash and formats like MP3 to work, you had to install the package for support of closed source software and codecs.

But the only reason why these projects exsist is because of them being open source implementations, if you have no trouble with closed source, just use Adobe Flash in future as well, especially if you are using it for older flash files which are made to work with adobe flash specifically.

Additionally as browsers are phasing out the plugin support overall and are keeping it partially alive for flash specifically, I would imagine that once flash is officially gone the browsers will not bother keeping support alive.

Maybe swf2js could be used if a web browser doesn't support flash? Apparently Bandai Namco uses it for their website. It should be noted that flash movies are often vector art, and any sort of screencapture will convert them into raster art and therefore remove their innate ability to scale cleanly. I tried to run that on my local machine, and it took 3 whole minutes to load a 15MB game and even then it didn't load any further than the loading screen.

The website says that it's still in beta and a long time away from finishing, so I don't really think they can release a stable version in 45 days or so. Updated about 1 year ago. Although projects like gnash and lightspark aren't perfect, they still do work reasonably well for a majority of cases. Are there any plans to get an open source flash player implementation compiled to WebAssembly so they can be served alongside flash content for end user convenience? Flashpoint ALSO has all of the major flash versions with it!

All without timebombs like the current ones have. I can say with confidence that last several years, almost none of the flash files use vector assets anymore, most of them are either JPGs or FLVs, which is why so many later stuff are so visually compressed and huge bloated files.

Additionally as for those flash files which are vectorized, I usually convert them by doubling the flash own set project resolution which should include more of the detail when viewed on modern display resolutions, but you are correct that you are inherintly losing detail in the process so also hosting originals is good idea. Also as reminder, the flash which is now rebranded as animate CC, also exports video primarily, even though the animations are vectorized still, so in that sense we aren't losing detail in future as the export is no longer vectors, even though they technically were.

I will continue to be amazed of people needing to use flash directly from website when there are so easy solution to play them on standalone client instead, which is so much better from all aspects excluding the small inconvinience to need to download the file.

They can't wipe it currently from what flashpoint uses. Those files have no timebombs. It includes the last version of flash player without a time bomb. Version To address all of your concerns for this, here's an alternative to play flash player files while waiting for ruffle to be fully developed:. This will involve downloading the latest and last flashplayer projector builds Not needing to be installed to run.

Here are steps you can use to get the last flashplayer builds without timebombs. Note that this solution will require you to download the sfw and play them off your computer. The only thing changed with these is that they use something called FlashpointProxy. Except for the flash 64bit plugin on browsers which is faster but that's probably gone forever : Its a shame the flash projector was never made 64bit. Its only 32bit. If you have extension support on your browser then you will just need to wait for ruffle to be developed I guess.

Does the projector currently offered by Adobe in the same page as the regular versions include a timebomb? I was under the impression that only the regular versions had timebombs and I already downloaded the "official" projector. Related, I would be thankful for the appropriate MIME type for Web Assembly to be served for those of us already using the add-on in our local browsers. As a one-off change on the backend, it should not add any continuous maintenance to what's already present, and lets those of us who are wanting to use Ruffle use it hopefully without further involvement.

I see furaffinity has plans for an emulator so flash could still be used. Updated 11 months ago. So apparently, Adobe updated their EoL terms to specify that Flash player no longer read any Flash content past January 12, Therefore, Adobe will continue to prompt users to uninstall Flash Player and strongly recommends that all users immediately uninstall Flash Player.

I get their commitment to killing the thing, but at this point it's startigng to look like damnatio memoriae. From what I've tested, Flash Player in browser will completely stop working after January 12, even if you're keeping an old browser around just for Flash. The standalone Flash Projector doesn't seem to be affected, use that. Recent Flash Player versions Adobe are intentionally not saying when this change was made check for the system date when the browser is launched.

If the system date happens to be later than January 12 , it automatically activates a setting that's usually reserved for enterprises and enables an empty by default whitelist of URLs from which Flash content may be read.

With the right config, Flash Player also prints a warning in the browser console about how "AllowList blocks 'X. All browsers have already said they would remove Flash Player support around December 31st , so you already wouldn't have been able to read Flash files past that date unless you kept an outdated browser around which people do.

So the feature that's being enabled here is not new, the only thing that is is how it will automatically turn on past a certain date. In order to let enterprises deal with the death of Flash at their own pace among other things they decided to keep the ability to whitelist trusted URLs, and those will keep working just fine past January The whitelist is specified in the mms. The file may not already exist, you may have to create it by hand. Its location varies based on what OS you're using.

Chrome doesn't respect the system-wide mms. If you still want to try your luck at using Flash in a browser, here are a few URL patterns you can paste in mms. Yes, AllowListUrlPattern can appear multiple times, that's fine. This is probably the question most people who are now running the official standalone player like NotMeNotYou was reccomending at the start of the thread are asking themselves: "Will the Flash Projector keep working?

It is also not affected by date changes even though it does check the date and does not appear to "phone home" like some software often do when it comes to testing if some expiration date has come to pass. In short, there appears to be no issue with continuing to use the Flash Projector or debugger in the future to access existing Flash content, the update highlighted in my post above was only concerning the use of Flash in browsers albeit with very vague and misleading wording.

Just be sure to download the Flash Projector before January 1st, because that's when Adobe are planning to remove it from their website. I'm just after installing ruffle, but it doesn't seem to work on some sites, e6 included. Tested with the most recent as of time of posting nightly on Vivaldi Chromium , Chrome and firefox. Chromium and chrome give ruffle error messages, nothing shows in Firefox at all.

Generally works on FA. Any chance of integrating Ruffle on the site? It's in the upper-left corner of the Developer Tools pop-out window. This tool allows you to select a specific part of the page in order to view its information. Click your Flash game's window.

Doing so prompts the Flash game's code to appear in the Developer Tools pop-out. Make sure that you click directly in the middle of the window in order to ensure that you see the results for the Flash game itself and not its border.

Find the "SWF" link. In the highlighted box that's in the Developer Tools pop-out window, you should see a link that has "SWF" in it. This is the link which pertains to your selected Flash game. Open the SWF link in a new tab. Right-click the link, then click Open in new tab. The SWF link will briefly open in a new tab, after which point it will download onto your computer.

If your mouse doesn't have a right-click button, click the right side of the mouse, or use two fingers to click the mouse. If your computer uses a trackpad instead of a mouse, use two fingers to tap the trackpad or press the bottom-right side of the trackpad. Wait for the SWF file to download.

It should automatically download itself after a second or two, after which point you'll be able to find it on your computer. Depending on your browser's settings, you may be prompted to add a name or a select a download location for the SWF file before it will download. You may see an alert that downloading SWF files can harm your computer.

If so, click Keep on the prompt. Open your Flash game's SWF file. You can, however, download a free program to open and play your SWF file. Method 2. Open and load your Flash game in Firefox. Go to the website on which your Flash game is located, open the game, and wait for it to load completely before proceeding.

This is to ensure that you don't accidentally download a partial copy of the game. It's in the upper-right corner of the window. Click Web Developer. You'll find this option near the bottom of the drop-down menu. Click Page Source.

It's near the bottom of the menu. Doing so opens the Flash game's page code. Bring up the "Find" menu. A small text box will appear in the lower-left side of the page.

Type in swf. Doing this will search the page for any links containing "swf" in them. Look for the Flash game's link. A Flash game's URL will have ".

There are usually multiple instances of SWF files on the page, so you may have to scroll right or left for a while before you find the correct one. Tip: You can turn non-widescreen movies into true by using the Crop setting and setting the Output Video Size to x If Transparent Background is checked, then Swivel will not draw the background stage of the SWF, and will instead render a video with an alpha channel.

Transparent Background requires use of the QuickTime Animation codec. The Video Codec determines the compression used for the video. The default is H. Note that some codecs like Uncompressed AVI will use large amounts of disk space.

Video Bitrate specifies the target bitrate for the Video Codec. Higher bitrates will improve quality and reduce compression artifacts, but increase file size. If the the selected codec is lossless, the slider will be disabled. In the Audio tab, you can specify an audio track for the video and control the audio compression. WAV and MP3 files are supported.

The Audio Codec specifies the compression used on the audio. AAC is the default audio codec. Note that uncompressed formats such as PCM bit will use large amounts of disk space.

Audio Bitrate controls the target bitrate for the audio track in the video. Higher bitrates produce better quality, but increase file size. Tip: Swivel uses the audio data from the SWF file, which is often already compressed. Checking the Enable Watermark and selecting a valid image file will overlay a watermark onto the video. The Watermark Image box specifies the path to the image file to overlay on the video.

The Alignment setting controls where the watermark is positioned. When you click a position button, a small preview is shown on the right side of the screen. Tip: Many video sites place their own watermarks in the lower-right corner, so it is usually better to place your watermark elsewhere. The Size setting determines the scale of the watermark image. The preview will update as you tweak this setting.

The Transparency slider controls the opacity of your watermark. By default, Swivel exports H. Unlike other converters which simply record your screen while an SWF is playing, Swivel takes as much time as necessary to render and encode every frame of the SWF file.

Swivel will scale your movie to any resolution, including p and p. Vector art is rendered at the desired resolution, maintaining quality and sharpness. Filters are also tweaked depending on the output resolution. Unlike other converters which just record low-quality audio from your microphone input, Swivel uses the sound files directly from the SWF to mix a master audio track in stereo.

You can also specify an external audio track. Swivel should render nested movie clips and animations just as they appear in the Flash Player. All filter types and blend modes are supported. Swivel also upscales all filters to match the output dimensions of the video.

For example, if your source SWF is x but you are outputting the video twice as large at x, Swivel will change 5px blur filters into 10px blur filters. Swivel runs the ActionScript code in the movie while rendering, so ActionScript effects should function correctly. Swivel should capture sounds played via ActionScript. Sound transforms such as panning and volume are also supported.

Note that the sound must be embedded in the SWF. Sounds loaded from an external URL are not supported. Dynamic sound generation using SampleDataEvent is also not supported. Swivel is designed solely with animations in mind.