AMKitsune: Well, I updated the version of Ruffle being used here on the site, and it still didn't seem to do anything.
Then after a little good old-fashioned 'what the hell is going on on this page' exploration, it appears that the flash is loading, just at a resolution of 0px by 0px for whatever reason.
Ruffle does claim to have trouble with actionscript3 files, so maybe that has something to do with it? Whatever the case, Ruffle evidently can't pull the intended resolution from the flash file itself.
AMKitsune: It's not a perfect fix by any means, but if you open the browser console (F12 on most computers, or CTRL+SHIFT+I if that doesn't work) and paste this in and press enter, that'll temporarily set the flash to a visible size so you can at least press play.
Sorry that this is so janky. I have no idea how the inner workings of neither Flash nor Ruffle operate, so until the Ruffle people figure out how to work with this kind of file, this is what we have to work with.
Alin_Alexandru: Ok, it works fine with AMKitsune's fix. Just note that you also need to type "allow pasting" in the console if it doesn't let you paste the code.
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Then after a little good old-fashioned 'what the hell is going on on this page' exploration, it appears that the flash is loading, just at a resolution of 0px by 0px for whatever reason.
Ruffle does claim to have trouble with actionscript3 files, so maybe that has something to do with it? Whatever the case, Ruffle evidently can't pull the intended resolution from the flash file itself.
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document.querySelector("ruffle-embed").style="min-height:500px;min-width:500px";
Sorry that this is so janky. I have no idea how the inner workings of neither Flash nor Ruffle operate, so until the Ruffle people figure out how to work with this kind of file, this is what we have to work with.
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