Lumen Maze

A simple maze game, the difference is that, as I read awhile ago in the "Talk" section, is that you can't use the "right-click" trick. The "dot" follows your mouse, instead of being set to where your mouse is. The other difference is that if the "dot" hits an object, then you have to start all over again.
There are 27 levels, I've gotten up to level 18 4/5ths legit (I turned cheat engine's speedhack on, pretty useless.) It's the kind of game where taking a break would be a GOOD thing, because the frustration of having the mouse shake loses the game for you.
I can't think of any hacks because I don't know how to make AoB's, and that AoB guide doesn't help, especially since this .swf doesn't use the normal "MainMovie > Frame #" style.
Cheat found. Technically. It uses the "right-click" trick. Combined with the speedhack, I managed to beat level 19 in 4.10 seconds. It takes the trouble right out of straight lines!

You forgot the link: http://www.kongregate.com/games/HectorFV/lumen-maze

Just found this in 5 minutes, may be a better way, but oh well. Makes it so taht you can't die. But be careful not to go too fast, as it keeps stats (although it hasn't been implemented with Kongregate's high scores).
5e d9 09 27 68 d9 09 60 85 0a 66 b2 17 4f b3 17 00 5d 84 0a 4f 84 0a 00 5d 88 0a 4f 88 0a 00 ->
02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02

Oh yeah, whoops.
Well, I'll keep that in mind, even though I would get close to the same score with my 3/5ths legit method.

Hack posted in my first post.

I'm also wondering, which AoB guide are you using? I've never heard of the "MainMovie > Frame # style" and I usually just go straight to whatever is under "action" and start browsing through important-looking functions.

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Standard bytecode tutorial. Place is a mess.

Oh, duh, forgot the methods used in that bytecode tutorial. Though personally, I've seen very few games that can be hacked using method of going through the frames.
Ignored's post in the Farmville thread was pretty helpful in launching me into bytecode hacking.