Re: FLASH: Hack a .swf

[J. Lutes (pixelTwiddler)]

>Looks pretty cool.  So much for not distributing the "source".



I am very interested to see what kind of results people will get from this.

 After reading the tech notes page regarding this

(http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ts/documents/tn4109.html) I don't

expect much.


I actually bought the SWF Browser (www.swifftools.com) after thinking the

possibilities would be cool.  Unfortunately there are limitations.  I

wanted to see authors' techniques, however all I could do was extract sound

and graphics I will never use.  Thanks to my questions regarding the

product, there is now a nice link to the tech notes (from Macromedia

regarding SWF import) at the site lest anyone get an exaggerated idea of

the software's potential and spend on it, like I did.


Please let us know of any nifty results from tools like these.



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