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Is there any way to detect when the Swiffy animation is complete?

Does Swiffy perform an animation of an event when it is completed? Or maybe there is a way to capture the current frame compared to general frames?

I tried to de-runtime.js as mentioned in another SO post, but I cannot decrypt it.

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For those who come across this post, I have found a solution. I ended up using the getURL () call at the end of my FLA. It looks like this:

getURL("javascript:animationIsComplete();");

Put everything you want in the animationIsComplete () function, and now it will run at the end of the Swiffy animation.

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Frame frame script:

   import flash.net.navigateToURL;
   import flash.net.URLRequest;

   navigateToURL(new URLRequest("javascript:document.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('animation_done', {detail:{name:'sparkle'}}))"), "_self");
   stop();

JavaScript:

 document.addEventListener("animation_done", animationDone, false);

 function animationDone(e /* Event */){
     console.log('animation done ' + e.detail.name);
 }
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If someone else comes across this issue and works with ActionScript 3, the main answer will not work for them, since the getURL () function is available only in ActionScript 2 and earlier.

Use the following for ActionScript 3:

navigateToURL(new URLRequest("javascript:your_function()"), "_self");

Add this as an action to the final frame of your animation in Flash, and then convert it using Swiffy. You can then output from Swiffy and execute it on a web page. Just make sure you define your JavaScript function somewhere in the source of the page displaying the Swiffy animation.

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