Here is a mysterious video involving robots, buildings, woods and whatever stuffs. Let me explain what this video is talking about.
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLjVG77LKxs)
Once there was a cabin. And once there was a robot. The robot demolished the cabin and used the wood from the origin cabin to build a new house, a better one.
Taking the advantage of the sources and re-creating a new great building, the robot did a good job.
And it did not stop. It kept on “unbuilding” and “rebuilding” work, on and on.
So what happened then? The robot built an amazing huge palace! But it still was not the end.
Other more robots came and split the palace, just like the robot NO.1 did. They took the wood away separately and created house, boat, bridge and even plane. The “rebuilding” thing always made splendidness.
Well, actually we could also call this kind of process as “DECOMPILE”, which is what Flash decompiler tool doing.
Sothink.com hopes to make this easy to understand and cute animation as a metaphor of Sothink SWF Decompiler and illustrate what a SWF decompiler works like: recover FLA from SWF, extract all SWF elements including Flash actionscript, shapes, images, sounds, videos, fonts, texts, buttons, and sprites, edit SWF elements, finally export a new Flash work, and even convert the SWF to HTML5 format for publishing to more audiences with Apple iOS devices.
And there is another hope: hope you’ll like this video and subscribe SothinkMedia Channel (http://www.youtube.com/user/SothinkMedia) on YouTube for the next more SourceTec videos.
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