First, that’s the idea of a well written and fully customizable component: that you don’t need to edit a single line of code.

You probably got used from different Flash stock websites with editing FLA files and the code within. But those are not actual Flash components! A Flash component is a compiled MXP file that you install with Abobe Extension Manager and is further accessible from the Components (Ctrl+F7) window from Adobe Flash, and is customizable through Component Inspector (Shift+F7) window.

If you intend to make changes to such a component then I must tell you that, even if you’d had the source code, you’d have to be an expert to be able to modify it. It is extremely complex and is not built using a single FLA file, but using multiple external .as files through a custom manager of classes. The component's engine itself is very complex as it’s written to cover many possible combination of variables. And even if you are an expert I'm sure it would take you days to understand first what's going on and most probably you'd need a manual or assistance.

So if you’d like to make some modifications to a component, or in general to add more customizable properties, or extra behaviors to a specific property, please write us your request. We're considering all of them, many of which we are implementing in the regular updates for each component.