characters had some weird looks! snot nose kiddo. Obviously wind waker u heckin' idiot!! the design was very cartoony and took a lot of influence from pacific cultures, as did a lot of the era (super mario sunshine, maori tribal tattoos, lilo n stitch, etc). pokemon went to a gritty desert riddled with gang crime. blobby tropical islanders in hula skirts and shells. everything was so new!! we werent clinging to nostalgia here. a lot of PS2 games had similar aesthetics! theres something 'alt' about it i wouldnt have appreciated the first time around Giftpia's character design (while never reaching the US) was very period. specifically the Nintendo GameCube home videogaming device and her baby sister, the Nintendo Game Boy Advance handheld portable videogaming device n their spot in gaming been thinkin' a lot about generations of the good ol video gabes and i gotta get up on my soapbox. There you are, feel free to ask questions in the thread if you have them.
Open them all in JPEXS and look through each one until you find the file with the sprites/sounds you want to rip. Download all of them just to be on the safe side. In the SWF Memory Dumper program, locate the Flash Player task (refresh the list if you open the dumper before the flash program)Ĭlick on "scan process", there should be hidden SWFs.
In JPEXS, hit "run" on the game you have open. You will have a link to a page with the necessary tools in order to play the game in a separate window (I'll explain why you need flash player running shortly)ĭownload the necessary tools to play the games in a separate window (Flash projector, flash projector debugger, Playerglobal25) and make sure to set the paths so that they will run properly.ĭownload a program called "SWF Memory Dumper" from Force Project X Awhile ago I had this problem where I couldn't access assets from a flash based game, after months of searching and asking around I've come up with the best possible solution for this issue.ĭownload the latest nightly build version of JPEXS (free flash decompiler)
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