I personally use JPEXS, despite the Java woes. The rest of this section will use this program for a quick walkthrough regarding resource extraction (i.e, the instructions below are for JPEXS) if you did end up paying for Sothink's decompiler, kindly consult its help file to help with translating this process for that program. If you haven't installed your decompiler of choice, do so now. If you're installing JPEXS, it'll offer to install Java for you if you don't have it installed. I personally would recommend just letting the installer do it for you, rather than you grabbing Java and installing it yourself. The Quick Walkthrough Regarding Resource Extractionįor this walkthrough, I'm going to assume you already grabbed an SWF file to break apart. Open the file in JPEXS (via the File > Open.
(If we exported an audio file, we'd have a sounds folder, etc.) menu item, right-click, drag-and-drop, whatever works for you).Īs you can see, JPEXS created an images folder for us. Open that folder, and the prize is yours. Getting at the audio files is a bit different, since you can't use the "click-the-thumbnail-in-the-Viewing-Pane" technique for them.Expand the sounds folder by double-clicking it (or clicking the button to the left of it).
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