A lot of the time a designer gives me a swf, and I want to know how they structured it. I have two options.
1) Open up the Flash IDE and explore it
2) Add an instance of it to my project, and then use XRay to explore it.
Now, I have a third option. I can open it up in the XRayViewer AIR application I just put together and then use XRay to look through it.
All this little app does is host the XRay connector and let you load a local swf (File->Open). Then it displays the swf with some simple controls to play/stop/advance/back.
But the real power is you can go off to the XRay interface and look through that loaded swf!
Is it supposed to work with AVM1 movies ( AS1/AS2 files)
I get:
TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference.
at XRayViewer/XRayViewer::onLoaded()
when I try to view a v7/v8 file in your app.
Afraid not, I’ve been considering writing a Flash / AVM1 version.
Check out
http://www.rogue-development.com/xrayviewer.xml
For the latest version and what works/doesn’t.
Very good feature! So, no surgery needed with compiling the Xray Connector in my app. AWESOME.
Hi
I`ve downloaded XRayViewer.air
from http://www.rogue-development.com/xrayviewer.xml
and tried to install. but got the error “This application requires a version of Adobe AIR which is no longer supported. Please contact the application author for an updated version.”
My AIR version is the latest from adobe labs.
Help please to fight with this error:)