Is the linkage name right? Check the object in the library.

At 12/2/09 07:09 PM, theta4 wrote: I need to repeatedly addChild and removeChild it at the times I need it to.

Why do you need to 'refresh' it like so?

You can omit the remove child function call as the add child function call removes any existing exact instance supplied. You may also omit the 'this' references. Flash assumes that.

private function refresh():void{
     addChild(myClip)
}

And here Maths comes in handy!

BricksInWallDepth*[WallHeight / (BrickHeight + InbetweenShitHeight)][WallWidth / (BrickLength + InbetweenShitWidth)]

Approximation, but you didn't say it had to be accurate!

At 12/2/09 05:05 AM, ProfessorFlash wrote: Wot? Or just restrict the characters on the textfield.
inputtext.restrict = "-0-9";

LOL. I didn't know of that property....

Nice.

Cancel the appropriate textBox Event and intercept the procedure to test for and ignore any non-numerical characters.

I'm not getting Miserable; I'm growing apathetic. For the past year my ex-girlfriend who I loved dearly has led me on, time after time, and I of course asked her out numerously. She accepted thrice, of those two she didn't get back to me on a date, the remaining time she forgot about our scheduled date and attended something else with a group of friends.

She apologized prior to the event, but the damage was done, was I that insignificant to her that it was forgotten, or was it that she valued her friends far more than I? Surely she could skip a single event for me, the one she had been flirting with all this time? She's taken up smoking; one of the most detested things in my large circle of hate in which I express with disdain. While I have stayed faithful and waited for her diligently, she has not.

Initially I was on the verge of doing things highly irrational, once I attempted to leave a scar as a reminder, but laughed as I found the blade I had chosen was too blunt to cut my squidgy flesh. Now, I hardly feel a thing, and it can be concerning at times. As I watched her kiss my friend so passionately in my drunken haze, I felt regret, I felt sad, but I know it wasn't anything to be upset about. It may be the equivalent of what you feel if you went without lunch.

In my drunken haze my friend announced to her that he did not wish to continue with her. A few of my friends talked to her and to what I suspect, told her about my feelings for her, which shifted her attention to me. Drunk out of perception, I swore at her in annoyance. Overloaded with rejection, she left, sat in the corner of the night and cried. Seeing her walk away made me laugh uncontrollably. Something came over me. I was no longer the nice guy, I was a mental sadist.

Knowing that would cause future problems for me, I attempted to apologise and set her back up with my own friend. It didn't work.

It's my birthday today.

It's my birthday tomorrow :)

You're late.

At 11/21/09 08:59 PM, kizza0 wrote: well, store the start position of you bul;lets in a variable.
and change that depending on crouch/ stand.

He sees the logic but doesn't know how to apply it.

You can solve your problem simply with what has already been stated; conditional statements.

if(crouching) trace("Shoot lower!");
else trace("Shoot standing");

if(bulletHit.y > y - height/2) trace("Hit from low bullet");
else trace("Hit from high bullet");

Obviously you need to fill in the statements in replacement of the trace function calls.

I have a part-time job.

At 11/20/09 05:52 AM, MXZ-SwordPrince wrote: whats stopping kids even younger then that from having sex or simply doing sexual activities

Puberty. hah

You know you're a nerd when you hear "10 is the new 15" and interpret it as "A is the new F".

and I love it.

YOU ARE NO SON OF MINE.

At 11/19/09 03:53 PM, henke37 wrote: !Key.isDown is not true just when the key is released, it is true at all times when the key is not pressed down.

YUSS. IT IS THEREFORE REDUNDANT IN YOINK'S CODE.

It's an array of objects (Of a pokemon class)

var myPokemon:Array = new Array(0);

if(pokeCaught){
if(myPokemon.length >= 6) sendEnemyToPC();
else myPokemon.push(currentEnemy)
}

Then you can get the reference of each object in the array (Your pokemon) by using the index of the item (Arrays are zero-based)

var activePokemon:Pokemon = myPokemon[0]

In the above code I made a reference to a Pokemon class, which is the base class or an interface applied to all pokemon classes for all your pokemon.

More on Arrays

At 11/20/09 04:21 AM, snarfherder wrote: Just read the bible anyways, they all died in the flood.

bahhahahahahahhahahha.

At 11/18/09 02:09 AM, EpicFail wrote: Since I was 10 years old, and I am high right now, to this very fucking day, that is 7 years. And I am a fine human.

No wonder you're such a failure.

private var myVar:int;

You've put in a reference to a non-existant .As file.
Make sure you're typing the name in right (Without the .as)

At 11/17/09 12:12 AM, Evark wrote: As for unique bad habits, when I was younger I used to tap my teeth together, usually to the beat of my stride. Like, I'd move my jaw back and forth left and right, clicking the teeth each time I was stepping. Glad I don't do that anymore.

Haha, I do something similar, however it's not a habit. I can move my jaw left and right far enough to "crack" them.

Something I used to do as a habit as a child was to dislocate my jaw after music class in primary school. I can't do it any longer.

A brain, so you can think for yourself.

Happy Birthday Wade!

Share your birthday wishes.

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At 11/14/09 09:29 PM, Fuzzyhed wrote: Version Wanted to learn: 3.0

AS3: Main
Adobe AS3 Livedocs

New to flash? Read this first!

That's not only in winows 7, but in all (I presume) Os's.

Use the debugger export. (Ctrl + shift + enter)

public static var keyStates:Array = new Array(0);
....
final public function constructor():void{
var i:int;
for(i=0;i<230;i++)keyStates[i] = false;
//Add event listener to function ref onKeyDown
}
final private function onKeyDown(event:KeyboardEvent):void{
keyStates[event.keyCode] = true
}
final private function onKeyUp(event:KeyboardEvent):void{
keyStates[event.keyCode] = false
}

....
if(classRef.keyStates[65]) doAction()

I'm not sure if AS2 retains variables decalred within a function, so in your bullet_control function trace out your B1 value to make sure you aren't getting an undefined value ;)

Not only that but you also have mixed up your hitTest instances

if(B2.hitTest(B1._x, B1._y, true))
should be
if(B1.hitTest(B2._x, B2._y, true))

As your current hitTest will only return true if the shapeflag of the bullet comes in contact with the enemies' cartesian point value.

if (B1.hitTest(shootX[1]._x, shootX[1]._y, true)) {
}else if (B1.hitTest(shootX[2]._x, shootX[2]._y, true)) {
}else if (B1.hitTest(shootX[3]._x, shootX[3]._y, true)) {
}else if (B1.hitTest(shootX[4]._x, shootX[4]._y, true)) {
}

Can become

var i:Number;
for(i=0;i<shootX.length;i++){
if (B1.hitTest(shootX[i]._x, shootX[i]._y, true)) {
}
}

You have to remember that arrays are zero-index-based, meaning the first element is at shootX[0]. I didn't read through most of your code but you need to learn loops, they will aid you greatly.

Suuuuuuuren you are.