Adobe Flash

When OpenAI first showed Sora, the reaction was instantaneous: "that's it, the era of video production is over." But that was just a demonstration. The technology itself remained inaccessible to a wide audience — until the appearance of Sora 2, an updated version where any user can create up to 100 videos a day for free.

In short, Sora 2 is not just a "text-to-video generator." It's a full-fledged multi-agent system where several OpenAI models work under the hood: from text analysis and scene staging to motion and light synthesis. Unlike early versions of Runway or Pika, the quality here is almost cinematic: Sora understands context, follows the frame's composition, and maintains visual integrity between scenes.

In this article series, I will talk about how and why we decided to create our own solution for import of Flash animation to Unity, and about optimization techniques and internal workings of the plug-in. I also have lots of other fascinating stuff to tell about: internals of the SWF format, special features of the Unity editor extension and general matters of animation. You'll find all that inside!