Alright… I’m lost on this one.
Here’s my setup…
Bunch of swf files with names for example
- ew01.swf
- ew02.swf
- ew03.swf
- ew04.swf
Now each of these guys has a movieclip in the library that is exported for actionscript with the classname EW(base class MovieClip) and each of these guys have a document class of Part.as. Now the document class (Part.as) has functions I use in it, the EW class is a default, it’s there simply so I can access the library movieClip via actionscript.
Here’s the problem. Loaded individually they do exactly what I need them to do. If I try to load all four of them together only the first ones EW movieclip will load four times.
I’m assuming that the EW class is being referenced from the first one and the others being duplicates are never loaded or at least never used. All four of them use the same document class so maybe it is doing the same as well.
None the least, I need each of them to load the movieclip from their own .swf file not continue to load the one in the first file.
Is there a way I can clear the first class so it will be forced to load the second one and so on? I really don’t want to have to make a different document class and MovieClip class for each one because they all serve the exact same purpose and keeping the same classes for each makes updating them very easy.
Thanks
