I’m in the Flash Decompiler, showing you how to extract SWF elements.

Trillix lets you extract and save SWF objects into various formats. Any object. Great variety of formats. Enjoy…

1. Add a Flash file, then switch to “Extract” tab. Now expand SWF file tree menu within “My tasks” window and view all resources of the kind or a single particular object. There is also “Tag information” area with tag properties and information about resources it uses and what it is used by.

2. Now locate “Export path”. If you mark “Open destination folder after extraction” checkbox, Flash Decompiler will automatically open the folder which contains extracted object(s) in Explorer window. Don’t forget to specify the format to export an object to.

3. Click “Formats” tab and choose the output format you need.
Images can be exported into PNG, JPEG, BMP, FLA and SWF;
Shapes, Morphes, Fonts, Frames, Sprites and Buttons – into FLA and SWF;
Texts – into RTF, HTML, TXT, FLA and SWF;
Sounds – into WAV, MP3, FLA and SWF;
Videos – into AVI, MPEG, FLV, FLA and SWF;
ActionScripts – into AS, TXT (Pi-code dump, hex-code dump or a split mode).
All options can be reset to most common defaults.

We also have some more tutorials about Flash Decompiler Trillix:

How to decompile SWF
How to capture Flash movie
How to edit SWF file
How to view ActionScripts

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If there’s something more you’d like to know about – don’t hesitate to ask. You are welcome to leave comments and questions!