Draggable object back to original position when already there is an object at the drop area.

Question

I'm a newbie about flash, especially actionscript.

So the scenario is: I have 3 pairs of shoes, 2 ties, and 4 scouts.

I already made the 3 pairs of shoes and 2 ties draggable to any scouts (as the drop area).

But the problem is, I want to make it clear, that the user only may put a pair of shoes and a tie on 1 scout.

Because what I have now is, when already exist a pair of shoes and a tie on a scout, the user still can drop other on it.

Please help me, I've been surfing through internet and many forums but still can't solve this one. Many thanks before.

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ClayUUID · Accepted Answer

this so far the code i have //this code is on tie1 on(press) { if (!this.isLocked) startDrag(this); } on(release){stopDrag(); if(this._droptarget=="/anak1")//anak1 is scout1 { this._x=163,95; this._y=401,45; var isLocked = true; var efeksound:Sound = new Sound(); efeksound.attachSound("plopp"); efeksound.start(); } else if(this._droptarget=="/anak2") { this._x=293,95; this._y=401,45; } else{ this._x=867,50; this._y=408,95; } }

Oh dear lord, let's clean that up...

// this code is on tie1
on (press) {
    if (!this.isLocked) {
        startDrag(this);
    }
}
on (release) {
    stopDrag();
    // anak1 is scout1
    if (this._droptarget == "/anak1") {
        this._x = 163.95;
        this._y = 401.45;
        var isLocked = true;
        var efeksound:Sound = new Sound();
        efeksound.attachSound("plopp");
        efeksound.start();
    }
    else if (this._droptarget == "/anak2") {
        this._x = 293.95;
        this._y = 401.45;
    }
    else {
        this._x = 867.50;
        this._y = 408.95;
    }
}

First problem I see is var isLocked = true;. That should be this.isLocked = true;.

kglad · Answer

one way to do this:each scout (assuming that's a movieclip) could have its own clothes object (eg, clothesObj) with a shoes property and a tie property. if that property already exits return it to its start point and replace that clothesObj property with the just dropped one.eg, initialize your objects:for(var i:int=0;i<4;i++){this['scout'+i].clothesObj={};}and in your drop function, if you drop shoes1 on scout3:if(scout3.clothesObj.shoes){scout3.clothesObj.shoes.x=scout3.clothesObj.shoes.initX; // assuming you assigned initX and initY for your draggablesscout3.clothesObj.shoes.y=scout3.clothesObj.shoes.initY;}scout3.clothesObj.shoes=shoes1;

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