lujunq

you are absolutely right

Love that you're thinking about multiple screen formats and export options—that’s a huge need right now with how varied user devices have become.
Also, props for making it open-source. That alone makes it super appealing for developers and small teams.
Bookmarked TilBuci to explore further. Looking forward to seeing how it evolves!

Oh, I'm glad you're trying it 😉
You can convert any placed media into a button - a picture, a shape, a text and even a video. Just select it and use the trigger actions to set the bahevior:
https://tilbuci.com.br/site/getting-started-with-tilbuci/actions/
The placement properties on the right will help you put the elements where you want. For an example, centering a button horizontally here:

That's really cool - and the Mega Drive is making me nostalgic 👴

Hi, everyone! It's me again 😉
This week I published a playlist of videos with a step-by-step guide to creating a quiz using TilBuci, from conception to publication and monitoring, including media inclusion, defining interactions and things like that. Plkease check it out and share your thoughts.
 

Hi, everyone! TilBuci version 9 is out with some new features:
MOVIE PROPERTIES
There is a new transition method between scenes, "none" (hard cut). In addition, it is now possible to set an animated icon (spritemap) to be displayed while a new scene is downloaded (loading icon).
NEW GENERAL GLOBAL
A new value is available in the general globals: "has the visitor ever clicked?". With it, it is possible to know if there has been any type of interaction to allow automatic playback of media in browsers.
INSTANCE ZOOM
A new action is available: instance.zoom. When executed, the content of an instance (picture or video) takes up the entire screen while the movie content is paused. Clicking again causes the image to return to its normal size, resuming playback of the scene.
MOUSE OVER ACTIONS
For content aimed at devices with mouse interaction, it is now possible to set actions not only for clicks but also for the mouse over event.
The link to the release on Github:
https://github.com/lucasjunqueira-var/tilbuci/releases/tag/v9

Mainly among artistic and educational projects. We will start using it this semester at the digital arts course at my city's local university (UFMG).

Hello All!

I'm the owner of a web development company in the UK called Atom! I've recently redesigned our company website and was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to roast my company website and let me know things I could improve? Thank you so so much ❤️

Site Link: https://atomsites.co.uk/

Welcome, Jack!
Plus points for having a Christmas hat on the Atom logo! I dare say it'll impress potential clients!
Can't see any glaring errors other than the Atom logo not rendering on mobile. Screenshot attached (iPhone 12 mini using Safari)

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Welcome, Lucas! Your project, TilBuci, sounds awesome! A tool that simplifies interactive content creation with collaborative features and export options is definitely useful. I’ll check out the website and video. Best of luck with the development!

Hi, friends! 
I’m Sumeet Shroff, a Website Designer and skilled Laravel + Next.js Developer with a passion for collaborating and sharing ideas. I’m always looking to connect with like-minded individuals who want to exchange knowledge, explore innovative solutions, and work together on exciting projects.
If you're someone who values creativity, teamwork, and exploring new opportunities in the digital space, I’d love to meet and discuss how we can create something impactful together. Let’s connect and turn ideas into action!

Oh, now I saw I forgot to put this here... A "getting started" guide with some instructions and videos to start working with TilBuci:

https://tilbuci.com.br/site/getting-started-with-tilbuci/

You are correct. But your tool isn't a replacement for WP or Joomla or Concrete or any other CMS.
It's a nice way to do animations and you might fond some people enjoy using the tool but there are much simpler ways to create interactive content.
All the best and hope it gets some traction.

Welcome, Lucas

Glad to have you on board!
Third Floor is pretty cool - even though I'm terrible at it!