Re: FLASH: viewing SWF from web

[Tai]

it's ok...


fortunately it doesn't show the structure of swf's terribly well, also

doesn't show where MC's are (nested) nor what their instance names are.


other than that, it does a v good job of showing the actionscript that

has been used... in each frame and on buttons, you need to know the

structure of the fla if you want to rip the code, so chances of someone

ripping your stuff off exactly is fairly slim. creating something based

on the same formula would be reasonably easy...


it is possible using other methods to figure out structure of movie,

though kinda pain in the ass... much better to come up with something

original


cheers

Tai :)


Phillip Kerman wrote:

> 

> What about:  http://buraks.com/asv/index.html

> 

> Has anyone tried it yet?  I'm curious how well it works.  I claims to open

> .swf files.

> 

> Phillip


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