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What's the meaning of the non numerical values in the XFL's edge definition?

由 北城以北 提交于 2019-12-03 19:07:26
问题 XFL is the new uncompressed ADOBE FLASH (CS5) source file, it consists from XML definitions, most of them are clear but unfortunately, the important one are strange. Looking to various existing sources, I can see shape's EDGE definitions like: <Edge strokeStyle="1" edges="!0 0S4|180 0"/> <Edge strokeStyle="1" edges="!2720 2720S6|0 2720!0 2720|0 0!0 0/2720 2720"/> <Edge fillStyle1="1" edges="!3532 1539.5S2[#BD9.4D #577.3C 2952.5 1756.5!2952.5 1756.5[#AF6.DA #4C6.1D 3584 1119!3584 1119|3532

What's the meaning of the non numerical values in the XFL's edge definition?

由 馋奶兔 提交于 2019-11-30 05:17:16
XFL is the new uncompressed ADOBE FLASH (CS5) source file, it consists from XML definitions, most of them are clear but unfortunately, the important one are strange. Looking to various existing sources, I can see shape's EDGE definitions like: <Edge strokeStyle="1" edges="!0 0S4|180 0"/> <Edge strokeStyle="1" edges="!2720 2720S6|0 2720!0 2720|0 0!0 0/2720 2720"/> <Edge fillStyle1="1" edges="!3532 1539.5S2[#BD9.4D #577.3C 2952.5 1756.5!2952.5 1756.5[#AF6.DA #4C6.1D 3584 1119!3584 1119|3532 1539.5"/> Doing some tests I can say, that: ! == move to position | == draw line from the position to the

XFL - What are the ./bin/*.dat files?

由 ℡╲_俬逩灬. 提交于 2019-11-29 22:29:09
问题 Uncompressed Adobe's Flash XFL format still keeps a lot of content compressed. Does anybody know specification of these binary *.dat files? 回答1: The *.dat files stores various type of media content. What I can say so far is, that: images are stored as JPEGs without additional info. That means just renaming *.dat is enough to get the original image. Such a files starts with #{FFD8} images are stored in some internal RAW format. Using reverse engineering I can say that for example bitmap with
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