paths are ok, playing them without dynamically loading and placing into
arrays is fine. the trace of the array results in: [Object Object] four
times, however no play. here is my complete code, no errors, but no results:
when i give each sound object the same name, does that matter if there is a
Offhand I'm not sure of the problem -- anyone else have an idea?
It could be as simple as the use of False rather than false in
that last line. But I also wonder about two things:
First, I would expect a trace of the mySounds array to return a list
of paths to the sounds, not [Object
I can think of 2 possibilities causing your trouble:
1. By using 1 name for all your Sound objects, each one is over-writing
the one before it. So what you end up with is 4 references to the same
Sound, the last one in the loop.
2. It's possible that you're trying to play the sounds before
I am trying to create a reusable function to load sound objects, dynamically
naming them in sequence, and dynamically placing them into an array to hold
a pointer to them. however, they do not seem to be being created. any ideas?
// begin code
var mySounds:Array = new Array();
var sPath:String =
function loadSounds() {
for (var i:Number = 0; i mySounds.length; i++) {
sRef = _root[sound+i]
// I assume sRef is a already created movieClip
var testSound:Sound = new Sound(sRef);
sounds_array.push(testSound);
testSound.loadSound(mySounds[i], False);
}
}
I am trying to create a
What makes you think they're not being created? Have you traced the
array? More likely, the paths to the mp3's are wrong, in which case
testing from the Flash API you'd get output errors indicating the
file could not be found/loaded.
FYI, sound objects are just code objects created in
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