Reputation: 3
I'm very new to ActionScript 3.0, so be gentle. :P I'm making a simple 'custom gun' program where you can cycle through the different parts of the weapon to give it a unique appearance. For example, you have the 'barrel' and the magazine'. Each part is a movieclip with frames for the different options.
Parent Movie Clip: Barrel Frames within are labeled, each with an MC. Each MC in there has 4 layers labeled "Paint, Details, Metal, Light".
I have an array of the current parts:
var paintList:Array = new Array (Base.Paint, Bar.BarStandard.Paint, Mag.MagStandard.Paint /*, etc.*/);
Now what I need is to remove a specific piece from that array. So for the above example, how would I just remove the Bar.BarStandard.Paint and add instead Bar.BarExtended.Paint?
Hopefully this makes sense and someone can help! :C
Upvotes: 0
Views: 302
Reputation: 56
When working with arrays and removing values from within arrays you use splice
Using splice;
arrayName.splice(indexValue, deleteCount)
Example with your code;
var paintList:Array = new Array (Base.Paint, Bar.BarStandard.Paint, Mag.MagStandard.Paint, etc.);
The value you want to replace is the 2nd value, therefore
paintList.splice(2,1)
And to add another value to that position.
arrayName[indexNumber] = newValue;
Again with your code;
paintList[2] = Bar.BarExtended.Paint;
Upvotes: 2