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May 28, 2022 11:14 PM UTC
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Como abrir arquivo feito em 2004 no Flash

Ele está gerando um erro quando tento abrir no Animate. Ele não tem programação ActionScript, só animações e sons. Como abrí-lo no Animate. Estou enviando o SWF para terem idéia da animação

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    kglad
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    Jun 1, 2022 2:50 PM UTC

    you can't import a fla, but you can open it (unless it's corrupt like your message indicates).  in that situation you can try to repair it by:

     

    1. rename to a rar

    2. open winrar

    3. repair the renamed rar

    4. rename the repaired rar to a fla

    5. retry opening the repaired fla

     

    that succeeds about 10% of the time (in my experience), so i circumvent the issue by saving my fla files with increasing version numbers appended to the fla name (eg, project1_v000.fla, project1_v001.fla etc) and retesting to make sure i can open the latest saved fla.

     

    for the 90% failures, you can usually extract some assets by unraring the renamed fla..

     

    p.s. if the issue were related to the fla being protected, you would be prompted for the fla password when opening.

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    kglad
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    May 29, 2022 4:01 PM UTC

    you can't "open" a swf file with animate, but you can import (file>import>..) it.

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    Jun 1, 2022 1:25 PM UTC

    Eu tenho o arquivo original Fla (AN), mas ele gera: "Um erro ocorreu ao abrir o arquivo D://........./pincel.fla". Como abrí-lo??? Tentei importar em um novo documento, aí me lembrei que eu protegia meus documentos. " Protegido pelo autor"

     

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    kglad
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    kgladCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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    Jun 1, 2022 2:50 PM UTC

    you can't import a fla, but you can open it (unless it's corrupt like your message indicates).  in that situation you can try to repair it by:

     

    1. rename to a rar

    2. open winrar

    3. repair the renamed rar

    4. rename the repaired rar to a fla

    5. retry opening the repaired fla

     

    that succeeds about 10% of the time (in my experience), so i circumvent the issue by saving my fla files with increasing version numbers appended to the fla name (eg, project1_v000.fla, project1_v001.fla etc) and retesting to make sure i can open the latest saved fla.

     

    for the 90% failures, you can usually extract some assets by unraring the renamed fla..

     

    p.s. if the issue were related to the fla being protected, you would be prompted for the fla password when opening.

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