The JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler has released version 24.0.0, enhancing its capabilities as an open-source tool for decompiling and editing Flash SWF files. This software allows users to extract various resources from SWF files, convert them to FLA format, and edit ActionScript code. Additionally, it supports the replacement of images, sounds, text, and fonts, providing multiple output formats such as SVG and HTML5 Canvas.
Key features of JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler include:
- Exporting a variety of resources: scripts, images, shapes, movies, sounds, and fonts.
- Conversion from SWF to FLA and the ability to export to and import from XML.
- Comprehensive support for ActionScript 1/2 and AS3, including an integrated debugger for stepping through code, setting breakpoints, and modifying variables.
- An experimental interface for direct editing of ActionScript source and assembler code.
- Interactive features that highlight P-code-associated instructions when clicking on decompiled source code.
- User-friendly editing options for images, text, fonts, and other tags, alongside a hexadecimal dump view with color coding for clarity.
- A built-in proxy server that facilitates the editing of SWF files during transmission.
- Cross-platform compatibility, as the tool is Java-based and supports multiple languages.
The software also has capabilities to decompile certain types of obfuscated code, making it a powerful resource for developers and enthusiasts seeking to analyze or modify Flash applications. Notably, it includes support for GFX Scaleform and Iggy 64 files, expanding its utility for a variety of users.
With its extensive feature set and ongoing updates, JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler continues to be a valuable tool for those working with legacy Flash content, ensuring accessibility and editability in a rapidly evolving digital landscape
Key features of JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler include:
- Exporting a variety of resources: scripts, images, shapes, movies, sounds, and fonts.
- Conversion from SWF to FLA and the ability to export to and import from XML.
- Comprehensive support for ActionScript 1/2 and AS3, including an integrated debugger for stepping through code, setting breakpoints, and modifying variables.
- An experimental interface for direct editing of ActionScript source and assembler code.
- Interactive features that highlight P-code-associated instructions when clicking on decompiled source code.
- User-friendly editing options for images, text, fonts, and other tags, alongside a hexadecimal dump view with color coding for clarity.
- A built-in proxy server that facilitates the editing of SWF files during transmission.
- Cross-platform compatibility, as the tool is Java-based and supports multiple languages.
The software also has capabilities to decompile certain types of obfuscated code, making it a powerful resource for developers and enthusiasts seeking to analyze or modify Flash applications. Notably, it includes support for GFX Scaleform and Iggy 64 files, expanding its utility for a variety of users.
With its extensive feature set and ongoing updates, JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler continues to be a valuable tool for those working with legacy Flash content, ensuring accessibility and editability in a rapidly evolving digital landscape
JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler 24.0.0 released
JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler is an Open Source Flash SWF decompiler and editor. Extract resources, convert SWF to FLA, edit ActionScript, replace images, sounds, texts, and fonts. Various output formats are available.
