This asset is magic. Allows for flawless and easy integration with flash in such an elegant and efficient manner. Feels like a Unity standard.

The tool have exceeded my expectations! Thank you very much!ヾ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ

BIG THANKS !! IT'S ULTRA PERFECT, the only thing i would add is the possiblity to create separate texture atlas for maximising the space, like gaf but your magic work so ...

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This is just what we needed for a current project. Only wish it did blurs and allowed swapping of parts. Amazing it is free,

Assets\FlashTools\Scripts\Editor\FTEditor\SwfEditorUtils.cs(218,34): error CS0433: The type 'ZlibStream' exists in both 'Ionic.Zip.Unity, Version=1.9.1.9000, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' and 'Unity.VisualScripting.IonicZip, Version=1.9.1.8, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=edbe51ad942a3f5c' I can not find a way to resolve it. How to fix it? Response: Thanks for your help. And, sorry, I haven't notice the rating. It has been reset.

I've used it for nearly 2 month, very handy and efficiency, not only saving the memory but also reduce amount of code! Highly recommended!

Thanks for the hard work with this asset, working great!

Super thankful this tool exists; our creative studio exclusively works in Flash and we'd have so much more trouble converting their work by hand. This is about the only tool we can find that can simulate 24 frames per second animation in a 60 frames per second game. One tricky spot - the tool assumes that all movie clips are scaled at 1:1. Our team designs character components like faces, eyes and bodies at large scale, then transforms them down when rigging the parent movie clip puppet (which then are scaled down again in another parent movie clip, etc etc.) When we use the tool to export, the in-game character looks perfect, but the resulting spritesheet has things like eyeballs bigger than a characters' torso, for example. I think the spritesheet generator refers to the original scales in the library, and does not take the transformations applied to them into account. Not sure there's an option to control that or not somewhere in the tool.

I use flash long time.I very like this toolset. But I want to know the toolset support srp?