Flash Decompiler - How to extract resources from SWF
Flash Decompiler Trillix comes in handy when you don't need to re-do the whole SWF file, just some of its elements. So, extraction function of Flash Decompiler Trillix is a great feature that lets you extract all objects used in SWF file into different file formats for further editing or using them in other applications.
You can easily export some separate elements of a Flash movie and save them to your hard drive. Images, sounds, texts, links, morphs, fonts, shapes, sprites, buttons and ActionScripts can be exported in a variety of formats to let you gain the best result possible.
1. Please add Flash file (or batch of SWF/EXE files) to My tasks list. You can refer to managing My tasks list section to see how you can add/remove Flash files.
2. After you added the required Flash files, which objects you want to extract, please, switch to "Extract" tab, which is located at ribbon bar.
3. Select or write manually the destination folder ("export path" field), where the resulting SWF objects will be stored. Use "open destination folder after extraction" checkbox if you want Flash Decompiler to open folder with results immediately after extraction process.
4. Tick all the necessary objects to be extracted in My tasks list after previewing them in Main player window.
5. Now, please, switch to "Formats" tab and choose the desired format for objects to be extracted.
6. Click "Extract SWF objects" button to start the extraction process.
You can easily export some separate elements of a Flash movie and save them to your hard drive. Images, sounds, texts, links, morphs, fonts, shapes, sprites, buttons and ActionScripts can be exported in a variety of formats to let you gain the best result possible.
1. Please add Flash file (or batch of SWF/EXE files) to My tasks list. You can refer to managing My tasks list section to see how you can add/remove Flash files.
2. After you added the required Flash files, which objects you want to extract, please, switch to "Extract" tab, which is located at ribbon bar.
3. Select or write manually the destination folder ("export path" field), where the resulting SWF objects will be stored. Use "open destination folder after extraction" checkbox if you want Flash Decompiler to open folder with results immediately after extraction process.
4. Tick all the necessary objects to be extracted in My tasks list after previewing them in Main player window.
5. Now, please, switch to "Formats" tab and choose the desired format for objects to be extracted.
6. Click "Extract SWF objects" button to start the extraction process.