It happened to me too, it happens, (I Think), because flash ignores two same
movie Clips in different frames with the same code, if you want to do this, use
this little cheat that I use, and it works for me,
add at the beggining of the code of the MovieClip a comment, for example
//mc1
and in another copy mc2, or anything you want, but different, it should work
clbeech - 06 Jul 2008 23:18 GMT
sorry BiNHs that's not quite right, you can have multiple instances of an MC on
the stage that operate using the same code structure - additionally, adding a
comment will not effect the clip at all.
the problem is likely that the clip is not getting constructed properly.
cherubianmoon1, you can start a thread at www.flashgods.org and post your FLA
within the thread for further assistance - or you could upload it to your local
server and provide a link here to the file.