Load Vars

Now Lets all have a reality check.I am a great Sponge ,i will be the first to admit it and i aint no different from anyone else.But i am also user friendly and i am polite and tolerant.I have been trying for months to get an answer to my Question and because of my nature I find it difficult to continue until I solve one step at a time.So i have arrived at an impasse.I dont feel i am being unreasonable to ask for ActionScript with NO FRILLS attached to it.
I also should point out that I do not ask many Questions on this Website as i believe that the only real person best equipped to teach is yourself.

a_modified_dog answered to your question at 15th of February. Read it carefully and do it exactly as he says.

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thank you ,but i tried a_modified dogs script at the time he gave it to me and it did not work because when i used the attachmove as he suggested it needed to be in an array and i did not know whether to assign the array to a parameter or as a Seperate Function.

Ok, I will look at your fla and post the modified version here.

Thats very kind of you.Much appreciated.Now its me who feels Guilty

Smilev - on 24th Feb, i dl'd his file, adapted it to external vars,
provided an explanation in my post (so as not to comment the fla)
tested thoroughly and posted the whole thing back here.
did i get -
Thanks that works
Thanks but no thanks, i need another approach

NO .. nothing..nada..zilch .. just bad attitude
so i have removed the attached file

seems you just cannot help some people

I will give it a try ..everyone deserves a second chance ;)

Now, here is the zip. It contains two files - objects.txt and platform_new.fla
Look at the createWorld() function - it's just that function that I change to load the variables. I commented it.

Now if something is not working the way you wanted or expected do post what's the problem and what did you want etc. With repeating the same post over and over again you are not helping us to understand what you need.

Regards,
Stan

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03. Show respect to others who try and help you
A little "thank you" will take only 5 seconds of your time. The person who helped you took sometimes more than an hour to try and solve your problem for free.

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Alan Robotkin, this is part of this forum guidelines. If you cannot follow the rules of the forum, you are not welcome here.

This thread is closed.

gparis