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    WebViewANE

    WebViewANE

    WebView Adobe Air Native Extension

    WebViewANE is a native extension (ANE) for Adobe AIR that embeds a modern WebView based on Chromium (CEF) for Windows and WKWebView for macOS. It allows AIR developers to render modern web content within desktop applications, supporting features like JavaScript execution, message bridging, file uploads, and advanced navigation. This makes it ideal for hybrid apps that combine Flash UI with embedded web-based interfaces.
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    as3swf

    as3swf

    Parse, create, modify and publish SWF files

    as3swf is a low-level ActionScript 3 library for parsing, creating, modifying, and emitting SWF files. It gives programmatic access to SWF structure (tags, binary content, shapes, actions, etc.), and allows developers to read SWF files, manipulate them in code (e.g. change shapes, embed assets, alter frame data), and write them back out. as3swf is released under the MIT license. Parse, create, modify and publish SWF files. Modify SWF content: insert, remove, or alter tags or objects within...
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    SWFWire

    SWFWire

    Flash Development Tools

    SWFWire is a set of open-source ActionScript 3 libraries and tools for parsing, editing, and generating SWF files. It’s designed to help developers analyze Flash content, extract embedded assets, or build SWFs programmatically. This project is especially useful for reverse engineering Flash files or building custom Flash pipelines, and includes a visual decompiler/editor.
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    Books (zengfeng)

    Books (zengfeng)

    Collection of scanned/digitized books, tutorials, and source code

    The “books” repository is a collection of scanned / digitized books, tutorials, source code and documents related to Flash / ActionScript 3.0 and graphics/game programming. It includes Chinese translations and source code for AS3 animation, Stage3D tutorials, 3D mathematics, etc. It is more of a resource repository than a software product.
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    BulkLoader

    BulkLoader

    A bulk loading library for Actionscript

    BulkLoader is a minimal ActionScript 3 (AS3) library intended to simplify the process of loading and managing multiple assets (images, SWFs, XML, sounds, etc.) in Flash/AIR projects. It provides a unified interface to deal with different content types, handles connection pooling, progress reporting, caching, retries, priority, and other conveniences so developers spend less effort coordinating many concurrent loads. Statistics about loading (latency, speed, average speed). Various kinds on...
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