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List of issues#2167 Injected ExportAssets give errors
Author: 
TechX
TechXDate created:
Type: question
Visibility: Everybody
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State: opened 
My friends and I over the last 10-ish years have been working on reviving an old school
multiplayer adobe flash drag racing game called Nitto 1320 Challenge. We decided that
since JPEXS allows for cloning/injecting/replacing, we would add content to the game like
new wheels, graphics, etc.
There seems to be a problem with this functionality though with JPEXS. Every asset we add
gives an error with the ExportAssets tag associated to it, thus it seems to "take long to
load" (see screen shots with ruffles debugger) for the items to function correctly in the
game. When logging into the game, you'll see the Nissan Skyline example, the back wheels
are what we added to the game, the front are stock. its not supposed to be this way, its
because they're giving this error upon launch.
Is there a fix for this? Am I doing something wrong or is it a bug in jpexs? If i need to
provide a swf, i can as well.
Thanks!
carExample.png
FilesExist.png
Ruffles.png
Attaching a SWF would be handy,
I cannot determine everything from just screenshots.
If Ruffle prints that character ID does not exist,
it could mean that the character(like DefineSprite) should be defined earlier than the
ExportAssets tag referring to it.
"Tag list" view in FFDec should help you with exact tags position.
Here's the SWF. I basically just duplicated what everything else in the game does with the
assets. Everything else was "export" so that's what I used.
XMasTourney.swf (8,983 KiB)I meant to add this to that post, forgot. here's a visual of logging in and how stuff just
seems to take a second to load
https://youtu.be/J9pfv6LeP3s
You should better use Tag list view instead of Resources view,
as it shows real tag position.
The position of tags inside SWF file is crucial.
The ExportAssets tag requires that referenced tags (characters) are defined before it.
You see on you video that some tags are red - place the mouse over them and it will tell
you which tags need to be moved.
On taglist view, you can drag and drop tags to their correct position, but as I see this
file is heavily modified, it could be hard. I recommend you to start over with adding one
single item a time and when it works for you, then add another.
You should create a DefineSprite, make sure the tag position is before or inside SWF frame
where it will be used. Then you can create the ExportAssets tag, but make sure it is
placed after the DefineSprite (just next to it is a good place).
In the current FFDec nightly version, there is a change that can help you - if the
ExportAssets contains only one item, its name is displayed right in the tree - you do not
need to expand the raw editor.
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