Crash Course Test gives only White Screen

Hey everyone

I've just been through the first crash course but at the end when I click Test Game I get nothing but a blank white flash player window. I get the same when I try the Test Scene button. I have tried flash player, flash in browser and windows test options.

I also tried downloading a random game from StencylForge and had the same result when I tried testing that.

I've searched through the forums, tried running Stencyl as admin and not as admin, uninstalled and reinstalled in the C directory and nothing so far has helped.

I've attached the log zip

Thanks.

I am getting the same problem, but on a game I am making. I did the CC in 2.0 and made a few games.
Could this be a 3.0 thing?
Are you using 3.0?

Yeah I'm using 3.0

Switch to 2.2 (download 2.1 then update to 2.2) and it works.
I guess this is just a bug on 3.0 so we'll wait.

Download 2.1 here: http://stencyl.soft32.com/

That worked perfectly. Thank you! 

NP, lets hope 3.0 is fixed soon

Changing to 2.2 is not a solution and is not recommended because you won't get much forum support.

[LOG] C:\play-1.2.5>haxelib run openfl -verbose build -debug project.xml flash
[LOG] Uncaught exception - load.c(181) : Module not found : run.n

Forum search brings up no useful results, but my guess is that the periods in your path are causing the problem.  Rename "play-1.2.5" and see if that solves the problem.

Changing to 2.2 is not a solution and is not recommended because you won't get much forum support.

[LOG] C:\play-1.2.5>haxelib run openfl -verbose build -debug project.xml flash
[LOG] Uncaught exception - load.c(181) : Module not found : run.n

Forum search brings up no useful results, but my guess is that the periods in your path are causing the problem.  Rename "play-1.2.5" and see if that solves the problem.

That just messes up stencyl -> it refuses to load up.
Thanks for your input though
I appreciated it very much
I'm sure this guy did aswell
Bye
You have my utmost respect

Are you running off a flash drive?