Hi, i am are developing a server for a game and this game have a file central in flash (.swf). I have a server for the game developed in c# and the packets, handlers all.. But in the swf have a class in actionscript 3 called Thunderbolt, this can write info in a console for actionscript.
the autor is Jens Krause.
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"##What the hell is ThunderBolt AS3 Console? ThunderBolt AS3 Console is a logging tool based on Adobe AIR for using ThunderBolt AS3 to debug ActionScript 3 projects (Flash, Flex or AIR), but without the need of Firefox and Firebug."
The game has the Thunderbolt.as inside and it is ALL programmed, the only thing that I think I have to do is connect this in something, I do not know, besides this several variables were encrypted but I did a decryptor for the files obtaining the following variables in order (I do not know if they are originals of thunderbolt or game):
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What happens is that by inspecting how thunderbolt worked, the following appeared:
Thunderbolt.call (string);
And when analyzing the CALL part of the thunderbolt class I found the following:
ExternalInterface.call ("console", "String");
I took this and passed it to a command type using only the SWF do not modify the c # server
When activating the command, what happened was that the STRING variable was sent to the Browser Console and I was impressed to see this.
What the SWF does with Thunderbolt (originally) is to send certain information to this application developed by Jens Krause and what I want is to intervene to obtain what is sent and thus develop the server more easily
At this time it was when I activated the command within the game and this was sent correctly: ExternalInterface.call ("console", "externalinterf. test")
This is a Thunderbolt class of the swf.
I do not know if you have to make a connection or edit the way you print to access that data ... because I have no idea of thunderbolt and I have not investigated very well .. Thank you very much, just that, I wanted to know how access the information by editing that class...
Thanks!
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the autor is Jens Krause.
Image:
"##What the hell is ThunderBolt AS3 Console? ThunderBolt AS3 Console is a logging tool based on Adobe AIR for using ThunderBolt AS3 to debug ActionScript 3 projects (Flash, Flex or AIR), but without the need of Firefox and Firebug."
The game has the Thunderbolt.as inside and it is ALL programmed, the only thing that I think I have to do is connect this in something, I do not know, besides this several variables were encrypted but I did a decryptor for the files obtaining the following variables in order (I do not know if they are originals of thunderbolt or game):
Image for decipher:
Code:
info
warn
error
log
group
groupEnd
3.3
Jens Krause [[url]www.websector.de][/url]
::
+++ Welcome to ThunderBolt AS8 | VERSION:
| AUTHOR:
| Happy logging +++
Memory Snapshot:
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PlugIn
&& (typeof console.
== \'function\' || typeof console.
]
Object
Array
Array
writeonly
STOP LOGGING: More than
nested objects or properties.
console.
console.group
console.groupEnd
console.
group type has not defined
Boolean
void
int
uint
Number
String
undefined
null
time
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AbstractTarget
[
packageName
// className
// methodName
// fileName
// lineNumberWhat happens is that by inspecting how thunderbolt worked, the following appeared:
Thunderbolt.call (string);
And when analyzing the CALL part of the thunderbolt class I found the following:
ExternalInterface.call ("console", "String");
I took this and passed it to a command type using only the SWF do not modify the c # server
When activating the command, what happened was that the STRING variable was sent to the Browser Console and I was impressed to see this.
What the SWF does with Thunderbolt (originally) is to send certain information to this application developed by Jens Krause and what I want is to intervene to obtain what is sent and thus develop the server more easily
At this time it was when I activated the command within the game and this was sent correctly: ExternalInterface.call ("console", "externalinterf. test")
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This is a Thunderbolt class of the swf.
I do not know if you have to make a connection or edit the way you print to access that data ... because I have no idea of thunderbolt and I have not investigated very well .. Thank you very much, just that, I wanted to know how access the information by editing that class...
Thanks!
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