Free actionscripts software for windows

Simple Script Logger is a utility win32 application that helps to find out the actual running order of the Actionscripts in a SWF file. MGSSL has been tested on Windows XP only.
MGSSL works on SWF scripts rather than functions etc. It simply adds FSCommand actions to the start of each script to detect the execution and displays the info as the host application.
Since FSCommand actions get executed after a script is completed, if a script enters an infinite loop, or takes too long, the last item in the log will not indicate this script, but the last script that was completed successfully.
InitClip Actions are the first scripts that are executed in a SWF file, usually used for class initialization. Since they are executed only once, they will show up in the log once. There will be no items logged when methods or class constructor are invoked. Likewise, there will be no logged items for dynamically assigned functions.
MGSSL runs the processed SWF file with the extra FSCommand actions in it. If the SWF file loads or imports other SWF files, the execution of the scripts in them will not be detected. Also note that some obfuscations are not compatible with MGSSL.

Swifty Hercules is a 32 bit Windows application that can extract Movie Clips in a SWF file as separate SWF files.
Extracted Movie Clips will not have (frame) actionscripts or sounds.
They are intended to be IMPORTed with Macromedia Flash. Their origin will be centered.
Extracted movie clips (sprites) in later frames contain all previous definitions (including movie clips). Functionality is not changed, this only increases file sizes.