Hello everyone,
I've been reverse engineering **Smeet** as much as I can. So far, I've managed to gain almost complete access to the client, and I've even reached the point where I can enter the game world without creating an account or connecting to the official servers.
However, I've run into one major obstacle. Since I can't log into the original servers on my current PC, I'm unable to download or access the game's **.swf** files. Because of that, the client is currently displaying placeholder assets, such as the canvas reference images and the test character graphics that I assigned during development.
I was wondering if anyone here previously played Smeet while it was still online and still has their old client installation or AppData folder without deleting it. If so, I'd really appreciate it if you could share those files with me. There's a chance that some of the original **.swf** files were cached locally, and they would be incredibly valuable for my research and reverse engineering efforts.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
I've been reverse engineering **Smeet** as much as I can. So far, I've managed to gain almost complete access to the client, and I've even reached the point where I can enter the game world without creating an account or connecting to the official servers.
However, I've run into one major obstacle. Since I can't log into the original servers on my current PC, I'm unable to download or access the game's **.swf** files. Because of that, the client is currently displaying placeholder assets, such as the canvas reference images and the test character graphics that I assigned during development.
I was wondering if anyone here previously played Smeet while it was still online and still has their old client installation or AppData folder without deleting it. If so, I'd really appreciate it if you could share those files with me. There's a chance that some of the original **.swf** files were cached locally, and they would be incredibly valuable for my research and reverse engineering efforts.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

