//since most of peoples use Flash7 or up, I'll use AS 2.0
//declare a new sound object, bt_sound
var bt_sound:Sound=new Sound()
//attach the sound, bt_sound2 is a linkage name in the library. Right click your mouse and choose linkage, export it on the first frame
bt_sound.attachSound("bt_sound2")
//my_bt is the instance name of a button on _root(the main movie)
_root.my_bt.onRelease=function(){
//Sound.start method let you play the sound, the first 1 is where you want to start the sound, the second 1 is the time that you want to loop the sound
    bt_sound.start(1,1)
}

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ORIGINAL: Dark Google

You need sarcasm lessons.

quote:

ORIGINAL: flsg

Zoltan: I'll try to explain this clearly:
_root.score.text is a textField, right?
everything in a textField belong to the string datatype, even number(number datatype:1, 2, 32, 2.354...) and boolean(boolean datatype: true or false)
so it's not a very good way to add number in a string, and it can cause problems, like this one:

_root.score.text=10
_root.score.text+=20

you may think that _root.score.text is now 30, but you're wrong. in Flash, the string takes advantage when we use the "+" operator
so now _root.score.text is "1020", which makes a big difference.
what I suggest is that you put the score in a variable, myScore, that have a value of 0 (a number!), everytime the score changes, do

myScore+=10 

(10 is just an exemple, change the number if you want), then change the textField's value:

_root.score.text=myScore

number+number=number, string+number=string
hope you understand

quote:

ORIGINAL: flsg

Zoltan: I'll try to explain this clearly:
_root.score.text is a textField, right?
everything in a textField belong to the string datatype, even number(number datatype:1, 2, 32, 2.354...) and boolean(boolean datatype: true or false)
so it's not a very good way to add number in a string, and it can cause problems, like this one:

_root.score.text=10
_root.score.text+=20

you may think that _root.score.text is now 30, but you're wrong. in Flash, the string takes advantage when we use the "+" operator
so now _root.score.text is "1020", which makes a big difference.
what I suggest is that you put the score in a variable, myScore, that have a value of 0 (a number!), everytime the score changes, do
myScore+=10
(10 is just an exemple, change the number if you want), then change the textField's value:

_root.score.text=myScore

number+number=number, string+number=string

quote:

ORIGINAL: Dark Google

You need sarcasm lessons.