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| Version | 1.3.0.1927  |
| License | Free for personal use |
| Build | September 28, 2012 |
| File size | 0.9 MB |
| OS | XP/2000/Vista/Windows 7 |
With SWiX you can open any SWF file in XML format, modify it with a handy preview mechanism and save it as SWF or SWiX file. For example, to debug of ActionScript compiler or Flash presentations/banners tuning.
Next sample shows how to use SWiX for Flash-intro tuning. In this intro we are changing the frame rate from 1 to 5 and the background color from blue to red.
Download Flash-intro sample (download sample_intro.swf).
Download and install SWiX application (download SWiX).
Start SWiX, open sample_intro.swf. Flash-movie XML structure will appear in the program window.
Change the frame rate by changing 1 into 5 under the tag "FrameRate".
Change the background color under the tag "DefineShape" -> "color" by substituting 3366CC00 with FF660000.
Click "Play" on your SWiX toolbar to make sure it's done.
Modified SWF and .swix source code is given below:
sample_intro_modified.swf
sample_intro_modified.swix
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SWiX is a product of iSpring Solutions, which is well known for their expertise in the area of Richmedia Internet Applications development. iSpring widely use all aspects of Flash technology in their projects and SWiX was one of internal utilities which is released to public community now. iSpring Solutions is also known for its iSpring, Active SWF, Code Drive and SlideBoom richmedia products.
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