Hey @CrimsonBlackGames - What I’m saying is that the Flash checker is included as part of the embed page. Maybe show me an example of what you mean - do you have a page where the embed is not working?
SB2 and SB3 do not work on newgrounds for people who havent been on flowlab before.
When I go to that page, I see this error in the Chrome console:
Mixed Content: The page at 'https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/696026' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure resource 'http://www.flowlab.io/game/embed/530626'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.
Maybe try using the newer embed code - this should be what is listed next to your games:
https://flowlab.io/game/embed/530626
Note the “https” and lack of “www” in the newer version.
Thats sb2, right?
So far SB3 is going fine. I think.
Yeah, I only tested SB2.
Ok, it is. Lemme try to update the file
Chrome is picky about unsecured websites. I constantly get red blips for flowlab. I trust the site, but it doesn’t. That’s probably why newgrounds blocks http.
It worked
I think Turk Hunt is the only game I actually ever polished and finished. If you want to feature it, you can. A few of my friends even thought it was a rom hack, and didn’t believe I made it from scratch. https://flowlab.io/game/play/762652
Turk hunt is super polished, I agree - nice work on that one 
I can see why people could think it was a rom hack.
@grazer can you update the Windows Exporter?
I keep on getting the “Null Object Reference” when I try to run SB3
It’s updated (and iOS too) let me know if you continue to have issues.
Eventually I hope there can be an IOSX export
-an Linux
OSX (Now MacOS) should be simple enough to do. Does anyone else here use a Mac besides me? I think that Linux would be pretty easy, but I didn’t think that there would be much demand for that - noone has ever asked for it before as far as I can remember. Anyone use Linux?
I don’t use OSX anymore, I used to, but because Apple computers are so expensive, I now mostly use Windows. However, I do own a Raspberry Pi 3, and it runs Raspbian which is a build of Debian, and that is a Linux machine. I’m not really sure how it would run, so I’d be willing to test flowlab on Raspberry Pi, if you would like.
Actually, Raspberry Pi users are always looking for ways to make new games, because Raspberry Pi is mostly for emulators and Homebrew, since most people don’t want to learn a code language, flowlab might receive a large amount of new users if flowlab were compatible with Raspberry Pi.
Thats what I was hoping, because I was going to build a mini arcade machine that runs SB3
Maybe grazer could have a flowlab app store for people to purchase your game license, and download it as any app rather than buy it several times for different systems. Another perk would be that you wouldn’t have to follow the iOS or Android App Store rules, and your games would not receive stupid reviews by people that don’t know what they’re even doing, so they just rate your game bad, because they didn’t bother to read the instructions. I used to make Android and iOS games, and there are a lot of people out there that don’t even bother to play your game correctly, and then they rate it poorly, and it sucks because the ratings are permanent. Amazon, and a few other websites have their own app stores, since Android, PC and Linux allow you to download games from any source. iOS requires jailbreak, but most people are jailbroken anyway. Just a thought. Producer licences for the app stores are expensive.