"Major Version: " + major_version + "\n" + On the first frame add this for the Actions Create three labels text_version, text_keypress and, text_stylus, name the button button_exit. On the stage create two labels and a button. This sample will print the OS Name, Player version and will capture input codes and print them to the stage which you can use to control the games from LX input. This assumes previous knowledge of Adobe Flash. OpenDidj Package Template loader.swf deals with this, but currently it will oversize the exit confirmation screen, forcing you to turn off the device to exit.Common problem with flash files whose document stage is bigger than 320x240.Common problem with games that have a lot of movement or complex physics or any other processor intensive code.This is to my knowledge unavoidable with random Flash files, see the Example for how to deal with it on your own files.This is avoidable for the most part, by using the OpenDidj Package Template.game or interactive elements not compatible with the limited inputs of the Explorer.Flash executed a command that is not available in Flashlite, certain filters, web links, etc.Flash file is made for a Flash Player greater Flash 8.Flash file is newer than ActionScript2.
Screen goes black, and returns to Explorer UI If not you can test the playability and when you want to exit, hit the home button and confirm.
If it fails, it should bring you back to the UI. Then start it like you would any other application. Unplug the USB cable and it should bring up the UI with a new menu option, click right arrow if you do not see it. LF/Bulk/ProgramFiles/ is where it needs to be. Using SFTP/SCP/SSH upload your file to the device. Rename the folder so it does not conflict with any other package you have uploaded. If its a file link, be sure it matches the file you want to link to. json files and meta.inf you can change anything that says OpenDidj. Next rename the file test.swf and copy it into the folder. The first step is finding a suitable swf file, this can take some trial and error, the Requirements section has some hints about what to look for. With out it, you must shut off the device. The template package includes a loader.swf file, that puts a wrapper around your file, so that you can cleanly exit back to the UI.
By renaming your file loader.swf and changing a few values as needed in the. If you have downloaded a game previously, you could make your own. The easiest way about this, is to download the Template folder. Flash Lite interprets the buttons as these values. Files built much larger than 320x240, may have issues with displaying, or the exit screen.Flash Lite for the Digital Home does not support all AS2 features.The swf file must be ActionScript2 and compiled for versions no higher than Flash Player 8.The Flash Lite for the Digital Home, as built for the Leapster Explorer, is a bit hit or miss, when it comes to playing random
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