> I am in the process of moving our development over to MTASC and
> swfMill. We have two groups in our company, the artists and the
> developers. The artists use the Flash environment to design the
> graphics, all as MovieClips. In the past, they set the linkage to
> Export for ActionScript, Ex
I am in the process
of moving our development over to MTASC and swfMill. We have two groups in our
company, the artists and the developers. The artists use the Flash environment
to design the graphics, all as MovieClips. In the past, they set the linkage to
Export for ActionScript, Export
Hi Daniel,
> > To my problem: Did you notice the error I described in my first mail, or
> > no errors? What about other Linux users: Do you get this error?
>
> running your ./createskin.sh standard produces a emff_standard.swf (size
> 3893) fine here (on my gentoo linux). maybe your libxml2
> please read carefully :) the scriptlimit tag is useful, and already
> supported. useless is the "protection" tag. it does only protect SWFs
> from people that know very little about opensource flash tools :)
Of course protect is useless.
But IMO scriptlimit should be included by default by swfm
> this tag is not specified in alexis' swf reference. i guess it's
> flash8? maybe someone can find out any information about it? it's
> decimal id is 79 :)
It's already implemented by Steve.
Seems to be metada that are in rdf.
Check this :
http://www.genable.com/74977.html
Best.
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eri
"Mark Winterhalder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (on Tue, 22 Aug 2006 12:03:53 +0200):
> > i didn't include the tag in swfmill since alex describes it as (quote)
"totally useless".
>
> It can have its uses -- one is to increase the VM's default recursion
> limit of 256 if you need it to be deeper
On 8/22/06, daniel fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i didn't include the tag in swfmill since alex describes it as (quote)
> "totally useless".
It can have its uses -- one is to increase the VM's default recursion
limit of 256 if you need it to be deeper and know what you're doing,
another is
Marc Reichelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (on Tue, 22 Aug 2006 10:58:06 +0200):
> To my problem: Did you notice the error I described in my first mail, or
> no errors? What about other Linux users: Do you get this error?
running your ./createskin.sh standard produces a emff_standard.swf (size 3893)
"Nabil Madrane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (on Sun, 20 Aug 2006 17:08:29 -):
>
this tag is not specified in alexis' swf reference. i guess it's flash8? maybe
someone can find out any information about it? it's decimal id is 79 :)
i strongly suspect the first two bytes to be the object id, but o
erixtekila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (on Mon, 21 Aug 2006 02:12:57 +0200):
> Hi,
>
> Seems that swfmill don't add RecursionLimit tag.
> Number 65 in Alex's reference.
> Would it be hard to add it ?
It's already in, but called "ScriptLimits". It's part of swfml-ll, but it
shouldnt be a probl
Hi erixtekila,
>> Windows users may run the script too if they have Cygwin installed and
>> MTASC and swfmill running in Cygwin. ;-)
> FYI, I had no problem to build it on osx with your shell script.
I don't have a Mac, so I only tested it in my Linux environment (and a
few months ago I also test
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