Haydn,
It seems that your code attaches the 'game' under the same instance name....
You should test the presence of a previous game and remove it before
attaching a new one:
if (_root.game != undefined) {
_root.game.removeMovieClip();
}
_root.attachMovie("gameMC", "game", depth);
Also, it's possible to have several mc with the same name, but you will only
be able to control the first you've created... I guess the for..loop spits
duplicate movieclip names because the internal mc "key" isn't its name.
2006/12/18, Haydn Ewers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hey all,
I'm working on a game in Flash 8 using AS2. After the game plays
through twice it appears to attach multiple copies of the 'game'
MovieClip. (The 'game' MovieClip contains the actual gameplay and is
shown after the user makes a selection in the menu.)
If I run this code after the problem starts to occur:
for (var i:String in _root) trace(_root[i]+"\t"+(typeof
_root[i]));
I get this output:
MAC 8,0,22,0 string
_level0.game movieclip
_level0.game movieclip
_level0.game movieclip
This doesn't make sense to me. How can there be multiple MovieClips
with the same name? Does anyone know what could be causing this kind of
behaviour?
Thanks,
Haydn.
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