FlashJS GUI

By Cface — Last update Mar 13, 2010 — Installed 576 times.

Script Summary: A script that enables a person to add JS-flash interacting code to a GUI



Version: 0.5

Creative Commons LicenseFlashJS GUI by Frank Braucci is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
Multi-Script Friendly Reusable Code
If you like my script, it'd be great if you could donate, any amount will do, even just a dollar.

See a working version here

Description


This is a script i made that allows a person to add javascript-based interactions with Flash files into a nice clean GUI. With a bit of reading this is very handy tool for more than just cheats.

NOTE: I will not tell you how to get variables from games to manipulate them.
I will only provide help if you hard having trouble getting the script itself to work.

Features:
-Floating div element as Cheat Menu
-Everything is customizable.
-Integrated Find embeds script to help users find embed number of desired flash file
-Premade template for javascript-flash interaction code
-Extensible code

Usage


Youtube: Configuration Overview
As of version 0.4 there have been a number of changes you should be aware of. Please read this section.

There's a LOT of documentation in the script code itself, that's a good spot to start. But there are some things i need to point out.

Functionality


Because the user is allowed to input their own embed ID if you're using: document.embeds[x].SetVariable method 
["javascript:document.embeds[0].SetVariable('var', value);"]

This won't work.
You have to use this instead: 
["javascript:document.embeds["+embedNum.value+"].SetVariable('var', value);"]

As of version 0.5 you can now, optionally, replace the "document.embeds["+EmbedNum.value+"]" method with docEmbeds
Example: 

["javascript:"+docEmbeds+"SetVariable('var', value);"]
Where do i add this code at?
Starting at line 65 you there's an array present: 
// place to enter javascript-flash interaction...
/* Format to use document.embeds[0].SetVariable:
	document.embeds["+embedNum.value+"].SetVariable('variable',value);
*/
var cheats = [
["javascript:alert('JS Hack data goes here here!');"],
["javascript:alert('JS Hack data goes here here!');"],
["javascript:alert('JS Hack data goes here here!');"],
["javascript:alert('JS Hack data goes here here!');"]
];

this currently allows 4 different cheat codes. You can add more cheats available by adding a new line: 
["more code here"],

Be aware the last line of the array can not have a , comma at the end.
You can also remove a cheat code by removing a line from the array.

However, this is not the only thing you have to do to remove or add cheats.

How do i add or remove available cheats?
You have to first goto line 53 where you'll see:
Note: this is what the end-user will see when they use the gui. 

var cheatName = [
	['Cheat Name 1'],
	['Cheat Name 2'],
	['Cheat Name 3'],
	['Cheat Name 4']
];

Just add or remove the items from the array. Remember comma placement at the end of all entries except last.

Starting at line 138 you'll see // ---- Cheats ----. Underneath that you'll see copies of something like: 

var newCheat = document.createElement("a");
	newCheat.setAttribute("href", "#");
	// change the 'x' in cheatName[x] to proper array number from Global Variable
	newCheat.innerHTML = cheatName[x];
	newCheat.addEventListener('click',function()
	{
                // Change the '0' in cheats[x] to proper array number from global variable
		embedSet(cheats[0]);
    },false);
cheatMenu.appendChild(newCheat);
cheatMenu.appendChild(document.createTextNode(' | '));

Add or remove these to create new cheats. Be sure to read the comments within this... it's very important.

Appearance

Where do i change the CheatMenu style?
Starting at line 73 you'll see: 
// Cheat Menu style
// CSS only
var cheatMenuCSS = ''
	+'position:fixed; top: 60px; right: 30px;'
	+' height: 33%; '
	+' z-index: 1; ' 
	+' border:2px solid black; '
	+' width: 25%;  '
	+' background: white; '
	+' color: black; padding:19px; -moz-border-radius:4px; -moz-appearance:none; margin-top: 50px; '
	+' font-family: courier; '
	+' text-align: center ';

You can remove, edit, or add anything you like. Or just leave it as is. Just remember, you must do it in CSS format. item: value;
How do i change the Cheat menu access link style?

Goto line 83 and you'll see: 

var cheatMenuLink = ''
	+'position:fixed; top: 90px; left: 30px; '
	+' z-index: 1; '
	+' font-size: 19px; '
	+' background-color: red; '
	+' font-color: white; ';

Just edit that as you see fit. This is, again, in CSS format.