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Glossary
Shape & Image: Computers display graphics in either vector or bitmap format. Flash lets users create and animate compact vector graphics. It also supports users to import and manipulate bitmap graphics that have been created in other applications.
- Shape: Refers the vector graphics used in Flash (*.swf file). Vector graphics describe images using lines and curves -- "vectors", which also include color and position properties. You can move, re-size, reshape, and change the color of a vector graphic without changing the quality of its appearance.
- Image: Refers the graphics in bitmap format. Bitmap graphics describe images using colored dots -- "pixels", which are arranged within a grid. Bitmap graphics are resolution-dependent because the data describing the image is fixed to a grid of a particular size. Editing a bitmap graphic can change the quality of its appearance.
- Morph Shape: Refers the shapes in shape tween.
Sound: Refers the audio files used in this SWF file. Sothink SWF Decompiler supports to export sound in *.mp3 or *.wav format.
Video: Refers the Flash video files (*.flv).
Font: Refers the font-family used in this file.
Text: Shows the text content of this SWF file.
Sprite: Refers the "movie clip" used in this file. A movie clip symbol is like a self-contained movie that you can place in a host movie as if it was a single object. It can include animation and interactivity just like a regular movie.
Button: Refers the buttons of this file.
Frame: Refers the static graphics that are used to consist of this Flash movie.
Action: Shows the ActionScript of this movie.
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