Flash Pro CS6 to HTML5 Conversion

Hello,

Toolkit for CreateJS does not support conversion of Action Script code to HTML5 equivalents (JavaScript), yet. There are a couple of workarounds you could use:

• Embed Javascript Code within Action Script comment blocks for components that have been designed using ActionScript in your FLA.
• Or convert the entire FLA to HTML5, explicitly identify ActionScript components, and find their JavaScript equivalent codes from http://www.createjs.com/Docs/EaselJS/

Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any more questions.

Regards,

Suhas Yogin

Also, please do post your FLA files in your reply. I will try and investigate to provide a better solution.

Thanks,

Suhas Yogin

You could use free file sharing mechanisms such as Google Docs.

Regards,

Suhas Yogin

if cs6 does not support converstion of action script to html5 yet then this help us little!
as allmost 99% of our work requires scripts!

however meanwhile,  your website  Chad is very simple , not complicated if you also know AS2 .. make it in action script and use swiffy (google's extenstion for flash it converts flash as2 to html5) and it supports as2 for now!
i think its the fastest solution for your problem now make it in as2.. and export it with swiffy !

http://www.google.com/doubleclick/studio/swiffy/

too bad, i was really looking forward to cs6 supporting action scripts converstions !  :s

It's a shame Adobe presents us a HTML-Converter that sucks so badly, i cannot believe they present that as a highlight for Flash CS6. In my country it is not legal to make false promises on purpose to customers. Adobe knows it has not and will never have a working HTML5-Converter in Flash CS6, this is pure cheating. Both Adobe Edge and Flash CS6 with createjs produce way to big files when doing a HTML5 project, both are absolutely useless approaches to get rid of the flash-not-going-to-ipad-problem. There are two ways to solve it, either Adobe makes Flash open source or programs a JavaScript flashengine, damn Adobe learn to do your job.

One last thing to say, swiffy from Google works way better than everything i have seen from Adobe. I would not be surprised when Google releases a tool that converts swf-files in a javascript container instantly in the browser. I mean that's the whole goal behind swiffy.

@ChadXSO Well as far i know there is no way to solve that, but i can be wrong informed. We discussed here to switch over to AS3 for our flashbanners, lucky we never changed from AS2 because of all the bad stuff with AS3 and ad-servers.

@ChadXSO There are tutorials of others tried to convert it back: http://dispatchevent.org/mims/converting-as3-to-as2/

Maybe the wrong approach, but what else will you do in such a situation.

If your AS3 doesn't use any AS3 specific code, you might find that changing the Script designation in the Publish Setting panel to AS2 works. It worked for me with Swiffy, so it might be worth a try.

Oh wow, your answer is marked as correct, which is complete trash. Offer anytime soon a way to do that in flash or get out of business, i am serious about that point. It's a shame that a staff-member comes up so late with an answer that does not help in any way. Your marketing made absolute false promisses and now you provide just some blabla instead of a real solution to create HTML5 with Flash. I can tell you why googles swiffy is so much better in doing that job, they invest time!

Hello ChadXSO,

The 'Help' offered to you so far has been, as far as I can tell, no help at all.

I've been ploughing through an old .fla trying to make a conversion.

Nothing complex, no animations.

6 hours later, I've part of it running, not working, just not crashing.

It's all script, so if CreateJS doesn't convert Action Script it's producing a very good pretense of doing so. The converter does appear to be looking at the AS, since if I change the AS the output changes.

However, I have to edit the js, every time I publish, to prevent the HTML from looping. From time to time it throws a Line 77 error, claiming that there is an undefined .str in a non-existant .jsfl file (non-existant in that Windows can't find the file).

I produce technical anims for my students in Flash so I'm none too pleased for the option for them to view them on-line to be taken away.

Unless Adobe produces a working conversion tool 10 years of my work is going down the toilet. There will be thousands(?) of .swf creators in the same position.

If CreateJS is the best Adobe can manage, at this rate, I won't live long enough to convert a single .fla.

Go take a look at http://pixelplant.com which supports both AS2 and AS3 and makes use of BonsaiJS (http://bonsaijs.org), an open-source HTML5 graphics library.

Hope that helps!