Showing Flash files (swf)?

[Slaydon]

Hello guys, this is my script so far,

• Melee Initialization
  • Events
    • Game - Map initialization
  • Local Variables
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • UI - Hide game UI for (All players)
    • Dialog - Create a Modal dialog of size (3000, 3000) at (0, 0) relative to Center of screen
    • Dialog - Create an Image for Dialog (Last created dialog) with the dimensions (200, 50) anchored to Center with an offset of (0, 0) setting the tooltip to "" using the image Assets\Textures\white32.dds as a Normal type with tiled set to false tint color White and blend mode Normal
    • Dialog - Set (Last created dialog item) size to (200, 200) for (All players)
    • Dialog - Move (Last created dialog item) to (0, 0) relative to Center of dialog for (All players)
    • Dialog - Set (Last created dialog item) flash to MAHFLASHANIMATION.swf for (All players)
    • Dialog - Show (Last created dialog) for (All players)

But this give me an error saying: DialogControlSetPropertyAsString

So, how can i solve this?

 

[Dr Super Good]

You can even show flash files with SC2?

I would imagine that your flash animation is incorrectly made (they might only axcept it compiled in a special or unique way) or that the .swf that SC2 uses are not true flash. Additionally the playback support might be missing from the game currently.

 

[Slaydon]

Well, someone already made a rickroll with a video in it, and thats what i want, just without the rick roll part. Yes there is a Add flash to dialog item.

 

[Dr Super Good]

Yes but it is likly that the flash will have to be compiled in a certain way. Additionally I seriously doubt that their flash will be as uptodate as the browser plug in so try with older versions (make sure it is compatible with olver versions).

 

[Statharas]

You can even show flash files with SC2?

I would imagine that your flash animation is incorrectly made (they might only axcept it compiled in a special or unique way) or that the .swf that SC2 uses are not true flash. Additionally the playback support might be missing from the game currently.

I have to inform you about that. Starcraft II DOES use flash. Though, it's compiled as Scaleform GFX (.gfx).
To turn an SWF to GFX you need the application itself.

 

[Dr Super Good]

What application? Honestly this seems a bit irritating as the proper developer tools for flash are mostly not free.

 

[Statharas]

Scaleform GFX o.0? Google it.