Adding movies dynamically. gone bad.. color me stupid!

Ls,

0: Its not rocket science, but my surname aint Oppenheimer either so... read on if ou dare.

1: this is my third attempt at mastering OO and flash CS5 so, i hope we can all have a laugh after.

2: In short.. I added a 64x64 tiled movie in flash. Read it out in an array, in a.. well original way(just to see if i could get it to work so stop lauging already), and tried to recreate them using a flash class.

2a: The recreate class works but shows the Tiles in a random order, every time a new one?!

this is what happens..

2b:     The nested , to be copied into the array, clips show up in the loop thru the DisplayContainer trace.

          I traced the x and y values of the stored clips. they are as in the original MC in flash.

          Adding them back to a new MC, i traced the values again.. they are the same as the trace in the store in the array.

2?: so i stored the display objects in an array. Recreated them on screen thru a class. Traced values match.

     on screen, they seem to be in random order.

X: I have included two screenshots, 1 of the original MC in flash and 1 of the resulting rebuild (just enjoy those and try to imagine how totally frustrated i am

)

conclusion: AAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Please help and I will be eternally gratefull

I have included some code in the hope that it is enough to help you help me figure this out.

Flash file contains (all exported for actionscript):

MC conmtaining all the nested movieclips i want is called(instance name) LEVELA1, 

MC im extracting and trying to recreate is called : hit_bush_1 , this is not an instance name but a movieclip name

(and some more but i wont bore you with that).

and some actionscript that reads the DisplayObjectContainer object into an Array called Hit_o

embedded as in .fla frame1

import flash.display.DisplayObjectContainer;

import flash.display.*;

var bgdo:DisplayObject;
var hit_o:Array = [];
var hit_i:int = 0;

var currentlvl:String = "";

function getlevelvars(container:DisplayObjectContainer, slvl:String):void
{
    var child:DisplayObject;

    for (var i:uint=0; i < container.numChildren; i++)
    {
 
    child = container.getChildAt(i);

// Only looking for the movieclips after the word LEVEL

  if ( child.name.substr(0,3) == "LEV"){
   currentlvl = child.name;
   trace("level found", currentlvl, slvl);
  }
  

// if the Mc encountered is the same as the one requested, start pushing them into the array.

 
  if (currentlvl == slvl){

   if ( child.toString().substr(8,1) == "h"){
                                                 trace ("hitfound:" + child, child.x, child.y);
   hit_o[hit_i] = child;
   hit_i++;
   }
  }

// recurse into the displayobjectcontaner

    if (container.getChildAt(i) is DisplayObjectContainer)
        {
            getlevelvars(DisplayObjectContainer(child), slvl)
        }

    }

}

// getting flash MC into array

// entering the DisplayObject list from the MC LVL_ALL, looking for the MC's nested under LEVELA1

// The movieclip has instance name LEVELA1

// after this the array hit_o is supposed to contain all the display objects from the MC that are named hit_bush_1

// the integer hit_i is the number of nested movieclips

var scont:DisplayObjectContainer;

scont = this.getChildByName("LVL_ALL").parent;

getlevelvars(scont,"LEVELA1");  

// I pass the array to the recreating class (see below)

var mygameht:gameht = new gameht(hit_o, hit_i);

addChild(mygameht);

.as classes

gameht.as (rebuilds the movieclip from the array) see below:

package  {
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.display.DisplayObject;

public class gameht extends MovieClip {

  public function gameht(ho:Array,hc:int) {
   // constructor code
  
   this.name = "myHt";
   this.x = 0;
   this.y = 0;
   this.visible=true;
  
    this.populateht(ho,hc);
  }
 
function populateht (ho:Array,hc:int): void {
   var ts:String;
   var mdo:DisplayObject;
  
   mdo = ho[0];
     
   ts = mdo.toString().substring(8);
   ts = ts.substr(0, (ts.length -1));
  
   //trace(ts);
  
   for (var to:int=0; to < hc; to++){
    mdo = ho[to];
   
    if (ts == "hit_bush_1")
      var tile:MovieClip = new hit_bush_1();

     tile.x = mdo.x
     tile.y = mdo.y
     tile.name = mdo.toString() + mdo.toString();
     tile.visible= true;
    
     addChild(tile);
     trace("adding: ", tile.x, tile.y, tile, tile.name)
    }
   }
  
 

}

}