I have a legacy .swf file that my team used to create a custom map.
The .swf file looks like this with following format:
{
"Signature": "CWS",
"Version": 8,
"FileLength": 87736,
"FrameSize": {
"Xmin": 0,
"Xmax": 14400,
"Ymin": 0,
"Ymax": 10000
},
"FrameRate": 12,
"FrameCount": 1,
"Tags": [
{
"TagName": "FileAttributes",
"Length": 4,
"Reserved": 0,
"HasMetaData": 0,
"SWFFlagsAS3": 0,
"SWFFlagsNoCrossDomainCache": 0,
"SWFFlagsUseNetwork": 0,
"UNDEFINED": 0
},
{
"TagName": "SetBackgroundColor",
"Length": 3,
"BackgroundColor": [
51,
51,
51
]
},
{
"TagName": "Protect",
"Length": 0
},
{
"TagName": "DefineShape4",
"Length": 309,
"ShapeId": 1,
"ShapeBounds": {
"Xmin": 10629,
"Xmax": 12137,
"Ymin": 4084,
"Ymax": 4748
},
"EdgeBounds": {
"Xmin": 10630,
"Xmax": 12136,
"Ymin": 4085,
"Ymax": 4747
},
"Reserved": 0,
"UsesFillWindingRule": 0,
"UsesNonScalingStrokes": 0,
"UsesScalingStrokes": 1,
"Shapes": {
"FillStyles": [
{
"FillStyleType": 0,
"FillStyleName": "solid fill",
"Color": [
255,
255,
102,
255
]
}
],
"LineStyles": [
{
"Width": 2,
"StartCapStyle": 0,
"JoinStyle": 0,
"HasFillFlag": 0,
"NoHScaleFlag": 0,
"NoVScaleFlag": 0,
"PixelHintingFlag": 0,
"Reserved": 0,
"NoClose": 0,
"EndCapStyle": 0,
"Color": [
255,
255,
255,
255
]
},
{
"Width": 2,
"StartCapStyle": 0,
"JoinStyle": 0,
"HasFillFlag": 0,
"NoHScaleFlag": 0,
"NoVScaleFlag": 0,
"PixelHintingFlag": 0,
"Reserved": 0,
"NoClose": 0,
"EndCapStyle": 0,
"Color": [
255,
255,
102,
255
]
}
],
"FillBits": 1,
"LineBits": 2,
"ShapeRecords": [
{
"RecordType": "stylechange",
"MoveDeltaX": 10630,
"MoveDeltaY": 4306,
"LineStyle": 1
},
{
"RecordType": "straightedge",
"LineType": "General",
"DeltaX": 23,
"DeltaY": -1
},
},
}
What format is this? and is there a way to convert this to GeoJson format so I can use it with d3.js? To be specific, this is the data data for US combatant command(COCOM) map. I could not find the GeoJson format of this map in the entire Internet, so my only hope is to covert the legacy data into GeoJson
I ended up drawing my own cocom map using Geojson.io. I don't think there is a simple way to convert ShapeRecord to GeoJson since it is a completely different coordinate system.