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10 isometric and animated Strategy Game Buildings in two Colors.

- CarHazy
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- newt
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No, but you can put a game into plain html code.
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- CarHazy
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- Kyatric
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Well you can use the "DIV" third-part plugin that allows you to create some HTML DOM element over the canvas of your game, but it also means this element won't support the Z-ordering actions and stuff like that.
- CarHazy
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- Pancholo
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I was wondering the same thing a few days ago and my research led to Pode's HTML Pack and CSS Import.

Within the HTML pack you will find the div plugin, allowing you to add good 'ol, raw HTML, and that's the one Kyatric was talking about. I only added the CSS Import plugin as an option, but figured it'd help you along with the div plugin as much as it helped me.

Good luck!