The example can be downloaded here. You can also find other implementations of Simon in Scratch here and here.

Developed for Webcore.

But there is a lot of drawbacks. I have some addressed some of them in this first version, but there are a lot to be solved:

1. The loaded SWF can’t access the stage (change alignment, for example), because that is forbidden by Flash security model. I found an work-around, loading the SWF as a ByteArray and using Loader.loadBytes().
2. Currently, the biggest problem is that, if your SWF loads some files, the app will look for them at its folder (in Windows, this means that it will look inside the app folder in Program Filed folder). I.e., there is no way to make the loading operations relative to the SWF location. I need to investigate this issue;
3. Some SWFs need to be added to the stage to work properly. So, I turn the visibility of Loader object off, and add it to the stage;
4. For now, you need to set the width and the height mannually, and not use the stage dimensions to scale and position objects. I am thinking about opening another system window and loading the SWF there, so you could set the stage dimensions with which the SWF would work. But I left this for next version.

You can grab the 0.1 version of SWF2ImageSequence here.

http://code.google.com/apis/youtube/articles/tubeloc.html

Sonocromática is based on the work of brazilian artist Abraham Palatnik, a pioneer in kinetic art. I developed all the animations used in this performance with Flash. In the third part of the performance, the performer (Serpa) uses a web cam to record blinking lights. The images are projected with a kind of stripe effect, making a reference to the Progressions paintings, by Palatnik.

The images below are a courtesy of Oi Futuro.