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Description
Create.swf extended has been updated.

This feature is pretty basic, and may take a bit of work to get everything to be positioned just right.
.swf(aka flash) and .png files are supported.

Asset pack scales are taken into account by the feature, and is applied inversely(eg;scale 2 is shrunk to half size to make it appear normal sized).

To see it in action, download this deviation's zip download, and extract the GWR folder to the same directory as create.swf extended.
You can import this DNA to see all the assets at once.
3.4:Name:100:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:EB585A
You can find the assets in the character "change parts" menus(the thumbnail won't show the custom asset).
Be aware that the order of the assets in the xml determine asset ids, so if you make changes, and the order changes, previously made characters will have the wrong parts when loaded.
You might've already guessed but asset pack assets use ids 10000+ so your first asset of a category has an id of 10000, with the next one being 10001,10002,10003, and etc.

All custom asset categories start with Char_ and end with the part's name(eg;Char_Body), you may want to look at the zip download to see how it's all structured.

If you use flash, you must make it as actionscript 1 or 2.(create.swf is made in as2 so it can't load as3.)
If you want Hair/Skin color you must use flash to make the assets.
On your main timeline/scene/symbol/movieclip(these are all the same thing, i'll refer to these simply as movieclip from here on) you need to create a movieclip with it named "HairColor"/"SkinColor", make sure that it is ONLY the flat color and no outlines or gradients, since when it gets recolored all the details in it will be lost.
Arms are slightly more complicated, to have skin color, you need an "arm" movieclip with a "SkinColor" movieclip inside of that.
If you're using flash pro/adobe animate, the movieclip name I refer to is the instance name property, if you can't name them, set the symbol to "Movie Clip" and not "Graphic" and you'll be able to name the symbol instance.

You can find info on asset packs and how to create them here.
If you want to mess with/create flash(.swf) assets a few tools are listed here.
A free flash file viewer/hacking tool can be found here , you can replace graphics(even with .svg files), and adjust properties.

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With this addition, the whole set of the most important parts of create.swf are customizable allowing proper vector graphics(.swf only) and scripting are available to the end users. so even if create.swf for some reason has no one working on it anymore, this version will allow users to keep adding content without needing to depend on developers/hackers.

Description
Create.swf extended has been updated.

This feature is pretty basic, and may take a bit of work to get everything to be positioned just right.
.swf(aka flash) and .png files are supported.

Asset pack scales are taken into account by the feature, and is applied inversely(eg;scale 2 is shrunk to half size to make it appear normal sized).

To see it in action, download this deviation's zip download, and extract the GWR folder to the same directory as create.swf extended.
You can import this DNA to see all the assets at once.
3.4:Name:100:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:10000:EB585A
You can find the assets in the character "change parts" menus(the thumbnail won't show the custom asset).
Be aware that the order of the assets in the xml determine asset ids, so if you make changes, and the order changes, previously made characters will have the wrong parts when loaded.
You might've already guessed but asset pack assets use ids 10000+ so your first asset of a category has an id of 10000, with the next one being 10001,10002,10003, and etc.

All custom asset categories start with Char_ and end with the part's name(eg;Char_Body), you may want to look at the zip download to see how it's all structured.

If you use flash, you must make it as actionscript 1 or 2.(create.swf is made in as2 so it can't load as3.)
If you want Hair/Skin color you must use flash to make the assets.
On your main timeline/scene/symbol/movieclip(these are all the same thing, i'll refer to these simply as movieclip from here on) you need to create a movieclip with it named "HairColor"/"SkinColor", make sure that it is ONLY the flat color and no outlines or gradients, since when it gets recolored all the details in it will be lost.
Arms are slightly more complicated, to have skin color, you need an "arm" movieclip with a "SkinColor" movieclip inside of that.
If you're using flash pro/adobe animate, the movieclip name I refer to is the instance name property, if you can't name them, set the symbol to "Movie Clip" and not "Graphic" and you'll be able to name the symbol instance.

You can find info on asset packs and how to create them here.
If you want to mess with/create flash(.swf) assets a few tools are listed here.
A free flash file viewer/hacking tool can be found here , you can replace graphics(even with .svg files), and adjust properties.

_______________________________
With this addition, the whole set of the most important parts of create.swf are customizable allowing proper vector graphics(.swf only) and scripting are available to the end users. so even if create.swf for some reason has no one working on it anymore, this version will allow users to keep adding content without needing to depend on developers/hackers.