Embedding an AGS game in your browser?

[PrimitiveUser]

Is it possible because my friend, hes a nerd, hes good with the HTML coding, I saw his AGS game on his site builder(Freewebs)!

I was wondering can you tell me the code and then tell me where to place the .exe file into the code. : 8) :o :o 8) :

[Dualnames]

we're talkin about ghost?

[Gilbert]

No. AGS games cannot be embedded in a browser, at least not yet.

Unless you're just talking about setting up a page to host the game for people to download.

[Ghost]

we're talkin about ghost?

Nah. Must be some other freewebs user. I'm sure there is at least one 

[PrimitiveUser]

No, My friend gave me the code for it today, *CASE CLOSED*.


Jingle bells batman smells robin layed an egg the batmobile lost its wheel and the goblin ran away, HEY!

[Dualnames]

No, My friend gave me the code for it today, *CASE CLOSED*.


Jingle bells batman smells robin layed an egg the batmobile lost its wheel and the goblin ran away, HEY!

Deciphering: Whatever primitive user wanted apparently he solved it faster than we could understand it.

[suicidal pencil]

I'd like to see this code. AGS compiles to .exe, and browsers (at least, to my knowledge) do not run them. It would have to be a Java application, and I do not think AGS can do that

[Akatosh]

If I had to guess, I'd say Mr. Mental Stability here was talking about images of the game (=screenshots), not the game itself.

That, or his buddy is a hacker child prodigy.

[suicidal pencil]

I looked into some websites that had a non-flash game, and here's the web page source.

Code: ags

<p><applet code="PyroSandMain2" archive="PS.jar"  width="600" height="500">
          <param name="width" value="600">
          <param name="height" value="500">

          </applet>
      </p>
    </div></td>

That's from the Pyro version of The Falling Sand Game.

Notice how it says archive="PS.jar". .jar is a Java Archive. I tried to run a .exe from a browser on my computer, but it doesn't work.

[Khris]

Embedding an exe in html, hahaha, are you kidding me?
Let alone the fact that not everybody uses Windows, every script kiddie would immediately put a format c: website online.