Runtime-Shared-Libraries are a nice little thing when it comes to load data within application at runtime. The benefit is mostly the increasing filesize. But another nice feature of using compiled swf's as a library instead of loading raw assets is the compression of the swf-format.
Also it is possible to save and load project files into SWCGenerator (see figure 1).
For those of you, who are using the eclipse-IDE, the time of using the flash-IDE for creating RSL-Libraries has come to an end (hopefully). You can find the swcgenerator-eclipse-plugin here.
For more informations about the usage of this plugin please check out this post.
