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I hope I can explain this correctly. I'm working in a team of 4 or 5 and we all have our pieces of the puzzle to put together. There's one main SWF that calls in many of the other SWFs. In the main...

Yes, they are objects within music.swf.

They are actually attached to an array. I have an array of 4 music clips, when the movie starts a random number is used to select a movie clip to play. This...

I have one swf, lets call it music.swf, which contains 4 tracks. Each one is attached as an object using attachsound. This is because I am using setVolume and setPan to control the sounds.
It works...

Found an answer to this problem on Macromedia's USENET Newsgroup, macromedia.flash.

Someone else posted the same question, the solution provided was so simple I don't know why I didn't notice it. ...

I'm not really sure how that should matter. I've done other array calls using random and they worked. According to the ActionScript Dictionary, random() returns an integer.

Even if I use ...

I have a main .swf that loads several other .swf's into it.
One of the loaded .swf's contains music. It works beatifully as a standalone file but when I load it into the main .swf the music doesn't...

I'm attempting to load an external swf file at random.
To accomplish this I was hoping to put the paths of the swf files in an array and then call random to generate the random #. Then use the...