Do you think I could just leave this part blank and it'd be okay? We're just going to replace the whole thing with a header image anyway, right?
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Is this a possible suggestion?
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/168 … th-the-Swf
Looked a little bit in the how-to-use and it seems rather easy to make the extraction of files from the swf automatic. Obviously you'd also have to download the swf automatically, but that should be a piece of cake.
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You might give Termite a try since it's able to extract block id, layer, bmd, the shop name, description, minimap color (in hex), block package and the sprite offset of the block in the respective image file from the SWF. All you have to do is extract ItemId.as and ItemManager.as and it does the rest.
That one doesn't get the thumbnail colors. Only the color that exist.
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That one doesn't get the thumbnail colors. Only the color that exist.
What do you mean by thumbnail colors? Termite gets the minimap color that exists, but it doesn't get the average bitmap color of the block, though. Would be a good feature to add.
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Is this a possible suggestion?
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/168 … th-the-Swf
Looked a little bit in the how-to-use and it seems rather easy to make the extraction of files from the swf automatic. Obviously you'd also have to download the swf automatically, but that should be a piece of cake.
I only looked for 2350 ms, but it looks like a really good deal. Downloading the swf (periodically)... or I guess, when there's a config version change. The admins might have (at one point) ostensibly offered assistance to the bot community; this project would be an opportunity (among many) of making information readily available...
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Again, if anybody would like to work on the complete automation I wouldn't mind helping.
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I used to have semi-automatic Matlab script for that: you just had to feed it some script and images extracted from the .swf
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The JPEXS Flash Decompiler appears to work very well, at least in my tests. We're just using the jar library from it and it seems to be pretty good. Not sure if there's a flaw in it such that some resources aren't there or something...
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JPEXS is in Java though, you could combine it with C#, but it will greatly reduce speed and bugs are very likely.
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JPEXS is in Java though, you could combine it with C#, but it will greatly reduce speed and bugs are very likely.
I combined it (as in executing the jar file separately) and I haven't noticed any bugs yet (some may arise though). The speed is the same as the GUI, which is kinda slow on my virtualized windows pc. The reason why we're using it is because it works and the other solution didn't work unfortunately.
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