Holy Crap...

What is it called? The link appears to be dead.

ok so I'm not crazy. I clicked on it and went to a black screen. nothing, zilcho.

Help a girl out?

Hmm, so the latest technology is a web based Black Hole... interesting.

Although, apart from sucking in matter and light, it seems to have sucked away 5 minutes of my time... Thanks!



-Cub. =o)

http://www.macromedia.com/software/studio/experience/

with this link it would work...

(wwaaww... flash FMV technology!)

That's pretty incredible!

Nice... although Aaron keeps stating that they're probably going to stay away from FMV Tex.

Still wont launch for me.... i click 'click to launch' and nothing happens.

-Cub. =o)

EDIT > Hmmm, okay I saw it... looks pretty good. I always love when they come out with new versions of programs, being a Studio MX user myself. Although when they come out with all these new whiz bang features, I am already too busy flying through the content I have already learnt to try and learn ow to make it more convenient. It happened with Adobe Studio CS2, and it will happen with this too. Although it might be worth looking into. Thanks.

go here: http://www.macromedia.com and click "meet studio 8
That should work.

Mike:
Yea unfortunatly But since this preview cme out a few people asked me if I would be interested in doing a Tex Style fan game. I'm thinking about it, but if I do, Im definatly going to spend some money on it and do it well. no more crappy actors (ie me) and soem good video for it.

PS..
Mike you have another book coming out soon?

Wow, I love how it loads so fast despite the great quality of all the video footage included in the Flash file... Amazing. Multimedia Design is my career so this looks very interesting, I like how they're advertising it, thanks for the link. And I agree, does look very much like the FMV format for the Tex games.

It's definitely snazzy. And, with the accesibility this brings, this makes this a much more plausable alternative. But, I do since that Aaron is waining, a little, and that be lucky to get a tex installment in any format.

~Keck