File: #1 (Special Japanese Extended Dance Mix).swf-(1.37 MB, 550x400, Loop)
[_] Anonymous 01/28/20(Tue)12:38:21 No.3416528
Is there any guide on hacking / editing swf files somewhere? I want to replace the sound in some
SWF I found but I can't figure out how.
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>> [_] ta-kun 01/28/20(Tue)13:45:33 No.3416529
>>3416528
Dragging an swf into flash works on paper. Not so smooth in execution. usually it only gives you
a portion of the assets.
Give it a shot you might get lucky
>> [_] Anonymous 01/28/20(Tue)13:53:08 No.3416531
you make it in flash
>> [_] Anonymous 01/28/20(Tue)14:13:49 No.3416534
There exists free .swf to .fla converters, decomposing the assets, but losing original file
names/structure in the process and making a bit of a mess.
>> [_] ta-kun 01/28/20(Tue)14:20:42 No.3416535
>>3416534
could you please recommend one?
Not asking to be spoonfed, just acknowledging others know which one of them is the best.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/28/20(Tue)14:50:39 No.3416536
>>3416535
Last attempt was 7-8 years ago, so I wouldn't remember much.
swf-decompiler.com was probably it, as it's the first result for '.swf to .fla converter,' and
it's a free trial.
>> [_] Anornamoose 01/28/20(Tue)14:56:41 No.3416538
>>3416528
you would probably have to use jpexs or yogda decompilers. cant remember which, but one of them
would let you modify filesize and replace bytes directly from inside it. i would assume it could
also replace assets like sound files
>> [_] Anonymous 01/28/20(Tue)16:29:21 No.3416543
>>3416528
>>3416535
Check out ffdec
>> [_] Anonymous 01/28/20(Tue)19:21:35 No.3416553
I use JPEXS to open and Edit flashes
>> [_] Anonymous 01/28/20(Tue)20:02:06 No.3416556
this >>3416553
or pirate Sothink SWF decompiler
>> [_] Anonymous 01/28/20(Tue)20:13:43 No.3416558
>>3416543
>>3416553
this
>> [_] Anonymous 01/28/20(Tue)23:30:47 No.3416585
>>3416529
Dragging a SWF into Flash only imports it as a "module", it does not "decompile" it.Think of it
as something like a "Flash DLL"; it's used to compartmentalize libraries and resources.
>>3416538
>>3416556
I used to use Sothink exclusively, it has fairly intuitive interface, but these days JPEXS is a
better bet. Sothink can drop a stitch every now and then.
You can use them to export the SWF as a "likely" .FLA file which can then be polished/edited in
Flash.
Not really rocket science, it's pretty straightforward.
Then again, if you don't into Flash, these tools are quite worthless.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/29/20(Wed)00:51:32 No.3416586
>>3416528
sothink is an outdated, buggy mess. +1 for JPEXS
text search is handy if you want to edit health, ammo, $$$ values, or 'patreon only' locks etc.
you can also export/import images, sounds, shapes (svg)
>> [_] Anonymous 01/29/20(Wed)08:27:22 No.3416619
JPEXS all the way. never understood that name but they are the best. if someone can explain where
"jpexs" comes from please do!
sothink was a commercial product so they stopped working on it seriously when flash started to
diminish. no money no point.
JPEXS is a open source passion project that have kept being developed and since the swf format
hasn't exactly evolved in several years now they have pretty much caught up to it and can handle
it perfectly (as far as i can tell).
>> [_] Anonymous 01/29/20(Wed)19:35:32 No.3416658
>>3416528
I've used Flashbulb (from Xeloh) before, which was pretty simple to work for things like viewing
and replacing assets in .swf files, and had a bunch of other flash hacking features. It was
always a work-in-progress tool though and I can't find it online any more. Can upload it
somewhere if that'd be useful - it'd do what you want quite easily I think.
