TilBuci, a free interactive content creator with OpenFL

Hi, everyone! I’d like to share with you a project I’ve been working for some time. It’s called “TilBuci” and it is a suite to create interactive content like narrative games, digital books and so on. Here is a “teaser” video:

The project is open source - the repository can be found here: GitHub - TilBuci/TilBuci

You can check a very simple creating made with TilBuci here: TilBuci

Oh, Buci is the name of my dog :wink:

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It works in a way very similar to the CMS systems like Wordpress, with user management and roles. Runs from a web browser, of course.

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Looks great! Is it made with Feathers UI?

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Yeap, heavy use of Feathers UI :wink:
I can create an user on my testing installaton for you to check it out withutout the need to install it by yourself if you’d like to.

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Good job! This goes way beyond what I started with Glory Framework but clearly has a similar use case for presentation-style offerings. I hope you attract a good user base!

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Thank you a lot! If you’re interested, just send a message so I can provide a testing access.

Hi, everyone!
I created a video playlist with the basics about using the software here:

The scripting actions manual the videos talk about can be found here:

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Hi, everyone. Another update on TilBuci. This video shows how to use a move created using the graphic interface on your OpenFL projects. I know this method if [very] far from ideal, but at the moment, since we still don’t have a TilBuci library, I believe that’s how to do it.

Hello everyone. There is a new version of TilBuci available with updates to the desktop applications exporter (Windows, macOS and Linux), but the big news is that you can now try the software before even downloading and installing it! For a 7-day trial period, visit:

You will be able to try all the features of the software and export your creations to continue your work on your own TilBuci installation.