I believe everyone is familiar with Flash, as Flash animations can be seen everywhere and have deeply entered our lives. The composition of flash animations in a video, like microscopic organisms, is generally invisible, so if you need to obtain the data, you need to use other software to complete it.

Figure 1: Flash Elf

The emergence of the Shuosi Flash Elf has largely solved the work difficulties of most people and helped them complete their work more conveniently and quickly. Shuosi Flash Elf can also browse, play, and analyze flash animations (. swf files and. exe files), fully interpret action scripts 2.0, and completely decompose basic elements such as images, vector graphics, sound, video, text, buttons, movie clips, frames, etc. in flash animations, allowing everyone to fully understand the composition of flash animations and no longer feel afraid of them.

Step 1: Find the file.

Below the resource browser are files from everyone's computer, where all downloaded files can be found. If you cannot find the downloaded file in the Flash Wizard after finding it, it may be because you have not decompressed the file. Use decompression software to decompress the file and it can be used in the Flash Wizard.

Figure 2: Finding the file

Step 2: Find the element.

Through this step, everyone can gain a deeper understanding of the Flash Elf. Just like obtaining a certain data item in the action script now, through it, everyone can easily complete their work.

Figure 3: Editing file elements

For example, to find the composition of the action script in this video file, you can directly click on "Actions" to see all the action compositions in the file.

Figure 4: Composition of Action Script

Step 3: Find the data.

After completing the above steps, you should have found the action script, and then you can find the source code in the "Action Script". Click to open and you can see all the code of the action script.

Figure 5: Obtain code