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Originally Posted by lite
Dosnt work like that , Flash players react from certan keys being pressed , not the flash file , so if you press the w key on your keyboard its telling the game that up is being pressed . so it dosnt matter , as long as the imput device has drivers that can be loaded into the flash player it would work fine , and re-coding games would not be nessasary , you can take simple ready built games for other systems , i believe the player that would be used is called flash lite 2.0 , if you would like to do more resaerch into this sort of thig.
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Im affraid I disaggree. If developing in Macromedia Director is anything to go by I would assume that using Flash's ActionScript you would have specific keycodes defined for each input (p.s. theres easily over 30 possible keycodes a game would need). So the controls defined in the actionscript for the flash movie would need serious remapping for a device with 5 buttons & a slider.
It was a nice idea though
