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for(a=1; a<=myArray.length; ++a){
movieToRemove = myArray[a-1]
this[movieToRemove].removeMovieClip()
}
this.attachMovie(character, "char", 30)
First, we do another for loop that goes for as many times as myArray.length(Just like all the other frames!) Then, we set another variable, only this time it's called movieToRemove. Then, we remove that movie clip. Of course, then we attach the character movie to the screen, and call it char. That's it! Note: In the source file, I included a simple character moving game. You can experiment with this and create your own videogame!
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Using an array to keep track of movie clips
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