Hello strk,
Tuesday, October 31, 2006, 11:41:44 AM, you wrote:
>> function tick() {
>> var ball=this;s> NOTE: this produces a call to ActionDefineLocal (0x3c) which s> is told to create a 'local' variable. Yes, that was the intention. "ball" was the instance name of the MC this code is /now/ defined in. I moved it into the MC so that you can add any number of independent balls on the stage and added that line to avoid renaming all variable references. >> ball.bounced(); s> NOTE: last statement references a variable which is "local" to s> another function. Yes, and the function does not even exist. It flashed the ball in an earlier version, but has been removed. >> Maybe because I'm nasty and do not declare dix_x and friends as >> variables? s> Try having ball.bounced() trace something, and see if it is printed s> on bounce. Did that, and rewrote the code, too. New version attached (just 1kb). Please check it out. Udo
gravity.swf
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