/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>1940649
Drawr doesn't store a video file.
What we have are the mouse's positions and other activities in each point in time.

If the gz file is decoded and formatted in a readable way, it would look like this
https://cryptbin.com/6jugRh#739dd9179ab46c6c889ec566c51b3525
but with 30k blocks of data instead of 100.

With these, you can write a script(or edit the code in the swf file) to construct each frame and render them to a video.

I'm not really fluent with ActionScript and it might take me a few weeks to get it done, but I'd rather spend the time studying Loomis.