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#19007 - 06/26/02 09:18 PM
Re: Decoding flash
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DollarDNS Owner
Registered: 03/04/02
Posts: 1273
Loc: OH, USA
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Originally posted by SilentRage: Usually they're .swf files - not .fla. And a much easier way to do things is copy the .swf files from your temporary internet files and open it with IE to view it. But no source code is available unless there is a utility out there that decompiles flash files.
If that's your question, I'd do a search for one. Paragon, this is the best answer you'll get. The only way you'll find all the right combonations is to try every single one of the 256 possibilities.
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#19008 - 06/26/02 09:41 PM
Re: Decoding flash
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Registered: 06/14/02
Posts: 168
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OMG! You finally clued in! About the source, there has to be! How can there not be? Are you sure flash source is nothing you can read? I am learning to program, I would think I'd be able to figure out enough that I can tell what the codes are. There has to be a way to see the source.
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#19009 - 06/27/02 02:51 AM
Re: Decoding flash
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UGN Supporter
Registered: 03/05/02
Posts: 562
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There you go mother fucker. Read it.
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F‘ZCThis is only a sample of this http://rrfn.promodtecnologies.com/Flash/SWgangsta.swf There is more than Gizzmo would probably care for me to post left to it. But if you can read it I can e-mail it to you. But you can't read t so don't say you can. It's a gimmic man. get over it. they put it there to keep people like you coming back. It worked. Download yourself a copy of flash for christ sakes and see for your self.
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#19012 - 06/27/02 09:52 PM
Re: Decoding flash
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UGN Supporter
Registered: 03/05/02
Posts: 562
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FWSŽx_ C† *P‰?
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percent––12"––5" That is it raw right? I seem to rember something from a cracking tut I read. FWS must mean flash file... Anyone know what I'm talking about? I can tell you when you break apart a flash file the amout of shit that comes out is unreal. Just imagein the source for every image, and the source for all the movement, and such... It would be quite a bit to read through. And that site could easily be done with php, creating flash animations on the fly. They would return a *swf file to your browser.
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#19013 - 06/28/02 12:34 AM
Re: Decoding flash
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Registered: 03/02/02
Posts: 143
Loc: .
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uhh, you're dumb. the answer is no. as most people have said; you cannot disassemble a flash file. im sure theres some kind of header as learner was saying which may have the frame rate, dimensions, and other stuff like that, but a flash file basically is just a load of commands and formulas that tell the player what to do. from what ive learned from the few macromedia seminars that i went to, which were a total waste of time, the .swf contains very very complicated formulas that draw out all the vectors and such in the movie. i doubt that you could find it, but there might be the action script stored someplace in the file, cuz, well, it has to be someplace.
so, with what ive seen of you, you are no way near intelligent enough to find what you are looking for.
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