Home
Flambe is a Haxe powered 2D game engine that makes cross-platform development actually fun. Spend less time dealing with platform-specific bugs, and more time building great games.
 Haxe 3
|
|
| Restart computer after installation, continue to step 2. | |
Download and setup Flambe by running: npm install -g flambe flambe updateOn windows use powershell to run the commandlines. On Mac and Linux, you'll need to run both these commands as root using sudo. Also remember to pass the -g flag to npm install. |
| Thats it! You can use Flambe now! |
Having troubles installing Flambe with Haxe 3.2 or higher? Install the latest git version of Flambe:
haxelib git flambe https://github.com/aduros/flambe.git
(Check out this forumpost for more info about that)
🔹 Create a new project
flambe new <directory>A new flambe project will be created in this folder. |
🔹 Build the project
flambe build --debugYou can use html, flash, android, ios, firefox as build-target. Default value is grabbed from flambe.yaml file. |
🔹 Activate the project
flambe serveto start a local webserver, and open http://localhost:7000 in your web browser. The Flash or HTML5 build will run depending on what your browser best supports. The webserver also provides Live asset reloading. |
🔹 Run the project
flambe run --debugAfter making a change, you can use this command to rebuild and refresh your web browser in a single step. For iOS and Android, you need the AIR SDK installed. |
When you're ready to distribute your game, do a release build by omitting the
--debug param. Release builds are smaller and faster, but are slower to build
and harder to debug.
Compiling and hacking the demos is a great way to learn by example.
For help on how to perform some common tasks, see other pages in this wiki.
- Want Flambe next to your project? Flambe in custom folder.
- Trouble with installation? Check Troubleshooting.
Documentation guide for Flambe - Targeted to version 4.0+
Flambe is MIT licensed and available for free. Feel free to contribute!