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Geoff Stearns and the folks at deconcept have done it again… or at least… have done it and continue to improve it. SWF Object 2.0 was announced at this year's Adobe MAX conference. SWF Object 2.0 is a complete rewrite of the code and actually a renamed SWFFIX which was something Geoff was working on with some other folks including Bobby van der Sluis and Michael Williams (From Adobe).

In other news, Geoff has moved the project over to GoogleCode, which is similar to SourceForge, but of course is google-based.

A JRVisuals favorite, the Unreal Tournament III Demo was released on October 12, 2007. We have been playing the demo here and there at the office and well, we LOVE it.

The Full version is being developed by Epic Games, to be published by Midway Games in November 2007 for Windows.

In the meantime, you can download the demo here.

This add-on has been out for a while (over a year actually) — but I just remembered how useful it is… and found the tweak that makes it actually work. Check out the details at seohiroth.it… and of course you can always get the add-on at the addons.mozilla.org.

What does it do?

Adds a sidebar which shows all the swf trace output while running any of the swf in a browser window.

What do you need?

• The latest Flash Player debug version
• The Flash Tracer add-on
• This bug has been fixed in the latest version 2.1.5
  • Go to options
  • Select output file
  • Set the path to C:\Documents and Settings\_USERNAME_HERE_\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash Player\Logs\flashlog.txt