Spinning Wheel

@rheaninja: make a habbit of marking a thread "CORRECT" or "HELPFUL" if you are happy with an answer...

How is the the spinning wheel designed?  Since you the code is on all the numbers it is possible you only need to use gotoAndStop(#), where # is defined by the number of the wheel.  But it all depends on how you designed the wheel.

I also find the question incoherent, however as Ron above says, you could use:

gotoAndStop(5); where you replace 5 with the frame number, obviously ..Stop(5) stops on that frame and ..Play(5) goes to frame 5 and then plays to 6 and so on.

How many numbers are there on the wheel? A more efficient way of writing the code would be to use a loops and use that if statement within it, where the number (e.g. == 1 is the iteration count within that loops, e.g. == iteration), something like this:

var totalNumbers:Number = 16;//change this number to how many numbers there are

for(i=0;i<totalNumbers-1;i++){      if(_level0.turn == i){            gotoAndStop(i);      } }

Not sue if I understood your question correctly. try this

if(_level0.turn == 1){

          gotoAndPlay(5); //change this number to the frame number you need to be able to jump.

}

With this you will be able to goto any position wihtin the timeline in the current scene. Also you can try replacing gotoAndPlay with gotoAndStop