My concern is telling a client that if their game makes more than 50k in revenue, they’ll have to start writing checks to Adobe.  I can picture that conversation and it wouldn’t be pretty.

However my demo works again !

http://www.visualiser.fr/blog/index.php?q=content/away3d-mixed-keyframe-animation-ragdoll-and-awayphysics

That’s a start…

Samuel

Do you plan to continue work on awayPhysics, BulletFlash seems to have vanished as a project?

Aways Physics is currently revising its roadmap in light of these changes, but the short answer is yes, we absolutely plan to continue. Things already work great in AIR on desktop and mobile, as as soon as the licensing process is explained in more detail, i’m sure everyone will feel a lot more comfortable about using AwayPhysics for future projects, including your clients

Remember, no payment for anything that doesn’t generate revenue directly. So advertising sites, personal websites, experiemental coding, art projects etc are all exempt from ANY revenue charges.

So anybody can tell me how I remove the FP notification at the bottom of the screen when using physics ?

Build a time machine :(

This says sometime before july 31st.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/premium-features-licensing-faq.html#h

And maybe then we will also find out what that
“nominal program fee” will be :/

The watermark for content using alchemy will only appear on the 11.2 debug player, so none of your users with the 11.2 release player should see anything.

By the time August roll around, there will be a procedure in place for registering an app so that the watermark disappears - this will most likely be introduced in the 11.3 update

cheers

Rob

Rob Bateman - 09 April 2012 08:14 PM

Remember, no payment for anything that doesn’t generate revenue directly. So advertising sites, personal websites, experiemental coding, art projects etc are all exempt from ANY revenue charges.

Actually, if you look at JohnBrookes’s last link:

Revenue share will be calculated based on gross revenues received by the Developer or Publisher from an application, including application sales, in-app purchases, subscription fees, sponsorship, advertising fees received for advertising in, or related to, the application, (...)

—advertising sites are charged for.