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kerkersklave wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 12:52 pm EOS is just the successor of flash teases. Flash is a technology that has been phased out, so it had to be replaced. EOS is interactive teases based on HTML5 instead of Flash. Also EOS has many more features (embedded javascript etc.) and a much more powerful editor (for flash teases you basically had to resort to a very primitive scripting language to do many things and it was very limited).
Flash teases are now also shown using the EOS player in a special mode. I'm not sure you can create new flash teases, if so, the editor still requires flash, so you have to find a browser, that still supports that. But there really is no good reason to make a new flash tease anyway.

silverlight-29 wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 2:24 pm I understood nothing about what you said, except that it's a better way of doing webteases

fapnip wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 3:33 pm

silverlight-29 wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 2:24 pm I understood nothing about what you said, except that it's a better way of doing webteases

To boil it down to the simplest possible advantages of Eos over Flash:

1. Eos teases are more mobile friendly. (Generally work better on your phone, etc.)
2. Eos teases can be edited/updated. (Flash teases are, for the most part, stuck. Any bugs are there to stay.)
3. Tease authors can do more nerdy things in Eos teases.

Some disadvantages of Flash teases converted to Eos:

1. My converter simply can't make all things perfect. (Without the author manually editing the converted tease, some large blocks of text that used to fit on the screen in Flash may quickly scroll from visibility, the general cadence of the tease may change when large blocks of text are broken up into smaller Eos friendly snippets, and so on...)
2. While not often used, there were some things that Flash teases could do that Eos teases can't. (It gets kinda technical, so I won't go into detail.)