Has any one added the bfdi fla files to wick

#1

i want to look at the bfdi animations but i dont have adobe

#2

Wick and Adobe (Animate/Flash) are two different programs. Only one of them opens FLA files.

Seeing that you don’t have Adobe, I can suggest you get an older version. I’d suggest Macromedia Flash 8, since that opens the fla file you need to view. Of course, this assumes you are running Windows. ChromeOS and Wine don’t really play well with it, and as for Mac you’re better off not using Adobe Animate at all.
I have a copy here: https://archive.org/details/mstudio8

Wishing you luck.

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#3

there’s always Flash Profesional CS6.

#4

must you darned kids keep bumping posts?

Also, the BFDI assets were created in Flash 8, so they should be openable there.

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#5

why do you have a pfp of patrick sayin
"don't touch me, i'm sterile"
(not judging)

#6

It’s just a quote stuck in my head, just like all the rest
no reply needed

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#7

is macrodomeia flash 8 free?

#8

macrodomeia?!?! damn i haven’t heard that name since they were bought by adobeobe! /s

Technically no but nobody cares because it isn’t being sold. Just don’t use a keygen and you’ll be fine

this is all assuming you have an ancient Mac that supports PowerPC apps, a Windows computer or some sort of Linux. Chromeos is screwy with copy and paste and WINE so avoid that

#9

i have an ACER

#10

so yeah ig i have a powerPC

#11

:roll_eyes: no, they don’t support PowerPC apps

if it’s a chromebook then you’re out of luck

#12

awww man!!! i still got into macrodomeia flahs 8 but i deleted it becuase i don’t understand it.

#13

there’s something called practice! use it! but if it’s not for you then that’s ok.

This is assuming you actually installed it and tried it out for a bit. Otherwise I strongly suggest you find out what kind of Acer laptop you’re using and figure out how to install Flash 8.