On 06/21/2010 02:03 AM, Chris Pugh wrote: > On 21 June 2010 10:19, Chris Ohmstede <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi, I've been using swfextract for a while and, being lazy as I am, >> finally wrote a gui front end for it so I won't have to write any more >> scripts. In the spirit of open source, I've released it onto >> sourceforge. Here's the link if you're interested: >> https://sourceforge.net/projects/flashextractor/ >> >> I pretty much use Linux exclusively any more so that's the only OS I've >> used it in. I suppose it would work in any OS with GTK+ and gnome >> libraries installed but no guarantees. Anyway, hope you find it useful. >> >> Chris >> > http://wiki.swftools.org ;o) > > ( Of course, if you also have a wiki log-in, you can amend to suit youself. ) > > Best, > > > Chris. > > WOW, I'm surprised, flattered, excited, and, well, inspired. My next step is to utilize swfdump so I can attach used / used by elements to each object. This means that you will be able to, say, right click on a Movie Clip object, select 'Uses', and copy a / some / all the objects it uses to the extract list, or right click on a shape, select 'Used By', and copy a / some / all the objects that use it to the extract list. Wow was that a run-on sentence. Anyway, much appreciated, thanks.
Chris
