Somehow embed TPT in another website?
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If you don't know don't even care, you obviously lack the knowledge for it if you are thinking about doing it with an iframe.
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Probably.
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@glenzo (View Post)
Don't criticize yourself like that. Stuff like that takes time to master. Just keep working at it and your effort will pay off.
@Felix (View Post)
You want another ban, am I right? •_° -
Ok, i just cant get the game and the site to sync up correctly. One keeps crashing, and the game itself wond load correctly. Oh and by the way, where is the source file for TPT? And, could i get the powder toy in an Iframe? Even though Iframe is on the websie?
EDIT: and by the way, @Felix, SHUT THE HECK UP. please. I have the intention right now to report you.
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@glenzo (View Post)
I myself don't know much of coding, but I'm sure cracker64 or jacob1 can help. Send them a Convo for help.
And if Felix continues to harass you report him to Lockheedmartin. Bullshit isn't accepted on these forums and we wish to keep everyone happy, so if the flamming continues with him take proper actions. -
At present, Powder Toy cannot be run in a web browser (so no, it won't run in an iframe). It is not possible to upload it to Kongregate.
It is written in C, and the source code can be found at https://github.com/FacialTurd/The-Powder-Toy. -
this extends @jacksonmj (View Post) :
C is a programming language that is designed to run on computers, not inside web browsers. It is "compiled" into special machine code before it is run, which makes it lightning fast.
Internet games in Kongregate use Flash or Java, which are designed to run on the web (Applets for java). You really can't make a C program run on the web unless you translate the code to Flash or Java, which will make it extremely slow. There are plenty of alternatives, for example SandTest on Kongregate.
