Mochi Integration

The preference is under Advanced Settings in the Game Center as described in the blog post. If it's anywhere else, it's an out of date build.

The blocks are under the Game category under Flash APIs. If they're not showing up, download a fresh copy of the preview.

Thanks Jon, I've no idea what happened, I downloaded it three times. Then tried at work and BOOM there it is!

This is a great feature, thank you so much!

Will it work when running game from projector/internal FP?

Will it work when running game from projector/internal FP?

You may wish to add the location of your development files to your global security settings in the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager. This way, you can give all SWF files in this location local-trusted access, allowing access to both local and remote data.

i.e. add the following: "yourPathTo\StencylWorks\preview\Game.swf"
(it's the location of your .swf file after hitting "Test Game" in Stencyl)

Yeah, what Jens says has to be done to test locally.

Sad - it means I'll be unable to distribute game as standalone projector-powered app.

Is this all working well for those who've tried this in the normal use case (not Darkhog's?)? We're releasing 1.2 within 48 hours and want confirmation outside our internal team.

Works fine so far for Loony Box. I uploaded the version with mochi integration to the stencyl arcade to showcase the ads. I can't speak for mochiscore though.

Hi guys!

Is there a way to trigger a scenechange after the mochiad has finished? I think there's a mochiad function called "adfinished". Is it possible to use it in a codeblock? Something like:

if adfinished == true
{
switch to gamemenu
}

@Jens: How did you do it for Loony Box? Would you share some details of your pregame-ad implementation?

@Jens: How did you do it for Loony Box? Would you share some details of your pregame-ad implementation?

Sure! After the preloader, the game switches into a blank scene with the following behavior (put  under "when created" block):

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Code: MochiAd.showInterLevelAd( {clip:FlxG._game, id:GameState.mochiID, res:"640x480", ad_started:function():void{Mouse.show();}, ad_finished:function():void{switchScene(2, createFadeOut(((1000*0.25))), createFadeIn(((1000*0.25)))); Mouse.hide(); }});
You can find the "Code"-block under Flow -> Advanced.
The fadeout time is not needed here though, since the transition isn't applied over the ad container.

Hey Jens!

Thanks a lot for your quick help. Without it, the new MochiBlock would have been useless for me...

Now it works like a charm and I've loading my game up to Mochi right now...

best wishes
Michael

PS: ...{switchScene(2, createFadeOut(...  This was another scene for me of course. It's quite annoying to find out what the internal name for a scene is... the best way for now is to add a scene-transition-block and then look into the code...

PS: ...{switchScene(2, createFadeOut(...  This was another scene for me of course. It's quite annoying to find out what the internal name for a scene is... the best way for now is to add a scene-transition-block and then look into the code...

Sry Mike, I forgot to mention that. Great that you figured it out yourself

We can alter the block in the future to have a clause for "after finished". That's not hard to do.

Something like

show ad [] and then do...
{
}

I've just published a much more detailed article that covers every aspect of our Mochi integration. Mochi themselves will be promoting this article on their site in the near future.

http://blog.stencyl.com/?p=379