Lakai's modified SWF Loader | 31 Mech SWFs to load!

[lakai]

Hello. I posted previously in this thread about my journey of learning how to input Mech SWFs into previous SWFs released in the past. The MechQuest scene has gone nearly dead, as the game is over 10 years old and there are better versions of games out there, even Artix games. Nonetheless, my interest in MechQuest piqued once I realized I could input SWFs into these previous loaders, and effectively load whichever Mech I wanted into a loader. So I needed a format. I used Akusin's Enemy Mech Loader as a format, and used a flash decompiler to remove all the monsters, and input all the Mechs. So, as a respectful gesture towards him, I am going to release his original SWF along with my modified one.

Notes about the original program by Akusin: It was released on a competing cheating forum which had its Mechquest section removed due to a legal issue. Its x button does work. A lot of the mechs have no equips because the enemy mechs use an unlisted, implied attack which is not available for player use. (It does not even show in Fiddler.)

Notes about my modified program: The x button does not work, you will have to unload the SWF after selecting the Mech. I know this is tedious but I couldn't find a way to keep it working and use all the Mech Spaces. I know this is not an all encompassing list of Mechs, but I feel these give you an honest representation and the ability to try out all the different types of Mechs, from Holiday Ultra Jameson ones to Lucky Elite house mechs. If you want to modify this program and perhaps input your own Mechs, use JPAX Free Flash Decompiler, as that's what I did. I also used Fiddler to find out the Mech ID names, and you can do the same for even Merge shops or other monsters. I tried to fix the spacing but ultimately it would mess up the format and clip text. So I'm sorry for your ADD but it's the best I could do. The 2nd page has the lucky house mechs.

Notes about the Mechs: There are some things that I noticed about the mechs I selected. I included two Sepulchures because one is a Doom Lord with the Fluffy Weapon instantly killing the enemy, and the 2nd is the Nova Gem Mech. I thought about including the 3rd, original Sepulchure, but the NG Sepulchure is more powerful anyways and has better weapons. The Headless Mech (old) has the ability to do an extra pulse shot, while the Headless mech (new) has better damage but no chance for an extra pulse shot. Decimator has a body weapon that has a cooldown of 999 for one battle, and 0 for the next. So if you pick him but go to another mech, You will have to equip your own original mech to shut off that cool down.

Instructions:
1. Load SWF.
2. Select Mech.
3. Unload SWF. (X button does not work.)
4. Enjoy.

I hope you enjoy my modified version. Screenie, virus scan, and attachment will follow.
Virus scans: https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/d6...2c03/detection
https://virusscan.jotti.org/en-US/fi...job/x5x8zhtntw

Screenie:





EDIT: I realize that the trainers in this section do not universally all have the ability to load and unload an SWF, making this SWF a bit useless to those whose trainers do not. Therefore, I am attaching the trainer I used to test this SWF, DoomMQ. Like this SWF, it was released on a competing cheating forum 10 years ago but is still working as it grabs the latest SWF directly from MechQuest.Battleon.com. You would use the SWF loader at the top to load the mech, select your mech, then unload the SWF. It has some nifty functions like cooldown, damage, cooldown, loader, character drag, etc. But mainly attaching it so you can use this SWF.

Virus scans: https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/9c...b99a/detection
https://virusscan.jotti.org/en-US/fi...job/x2ccvubuy8