how to get variables IN a loop to post their results outside the loop for use by addchild commands.

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October 24, 2024
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wondering how you do this as i'm not having good luck figuring this out.

ok i have a loader that grabs the contents of a swf and on its own, will load just fine to the stage as all of the addchild etc commands are IN the loop), problem is as soon as separatea the two, they don't see the commands anymore. i know that stuff in a {} set is like this...and wonder how you get it out without a battle. i need to be able to access them outside the loop so the addchild commands can place them in the correct symbol with as3 name etc attached already.

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kglad

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add the loop variables as properties of objects.

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terryw30405050Author

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this is where i'm having the problem spliting this at.

main timeline :

function LoadCompleteF(e:Event):void{
var A = ["Front_Leg_6","Back_Leg_6","Back_Leg_6"];
var E : Class = Class(getDefinitionByName (A[0]));
var F : Class = Class(getDefinitionByName (A[1]));
var G :Class = Class(getDefinitionByName(A[2]));

var obj:Object= new E();

on the symbol i'm trying to update (1 of 3)

addChild(DisplayObject(obj));
obj.x=100;
obj.y=500;

the next 2 are obj2, and 3 and no major changes.

it works together, but isn't letting me separate it, i know why as its all in the brackets so they only work in that section.

repeats for 2 and 3....

says possible undfined obj....

can't win for trying some days. did figure out how to store the clothing,pet profile and etc using a empty array and push command to update the array to what was selected by the user. i win one and lose one it seems on this 🙂

kglad

Community Expert

code example for this how to declare it. So far this looks to be the last item keeping the artwork from being restored hopefully.

var obj:Object;

function LoadCompleteF(e:Event):void{
var A = ["Front_Leg_6","Back_Leg_6","Back_Leg_6"];
var E : Class = Class(getDefinitionByName (A[0]));
var F : Class = Class(getDefinitionByName (A[1]));
var G :Class = Class(getDefinitionByName(A[2]));

obj= new E();
}

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