Differences - Clickteam Fusion 2.5 Free Edition vs. Full Version

[Richard]

I have the Free Version, and according to the website (http://www.clickteam.com/clickteam-fusion-2-5-free-edition-released.html), for the Free Version "There is no time limit, this is not a demo version and what’s more – you can even export your projects as HTML5 and are free to sell them online."
Well, if it's not a demo, there is no time limit, and you have the abilities to sell any games made with it, what are the differences between the Free Version and the Full Version?

[kisguri]

Please take a look at http://www.clickteam.com/compare-versions

This is a fairly complete list of differences! let me know if you have any questions.

[Richard]

I'm really new to the process of game developing, so I, uh, don't really know the terms for some of that information on the chart. However, thank you for that; I have been searching for a long time to find a list of the version comparisons.

In order to make it less technical, basically is it still possible to make a somewhat complex game with the free edition? Because I found one website that said with the Free Version, each application can only have 3 frames. Three frames seems pretty limited to make a game (and at the time, I am not able to afford buying the Standard Version), but since it doesn't say anything about that on that chart you posted, I don't know how reliable that other website was.

[kisguri]

I do believe we have a frame limit, I will confirm. And yes it will be more difficult to work in just three frames. I would say this to you if money is a concern, focus on learning the tool with the free version. Then if it works out make the investment. I have been a user long before working for CT, and my initial 99.99 purchese 13 years ago has paid for itself 1000x over easy.

[Metal Might]

Does frame limit mean frames per second or what??

[kisguri]

Frames in this case means frames you can have in a app, Think of it has individual sections of your game.

[Kmany]

A frame is a section like Kisguri said.
It is an area where you build something.. an empty page where you add objects and rules to make it do something..
For instance if you made a simple hangman game(or whatever).
One frame could be the main menu, one frame the game itself and one frame the end screen.