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Very good!<br />
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Yes, the movie is created (loaded) at runtime via MovieClipLoader, so just deleting is okay.<br />
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It's good to know the Hack as well. I assume that hack also stops any child processes/loads/etc ?<br />
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Very good!

Yes, the movie is created (loaded) at runtime via MovieClipLoader, so just deleting is okay.

It's good to know the Hack as well. I assume that hack also stops any child processes/loads/etc ?



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yes, hack all stops any child processes/loads/
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yes, hack all stops any child processes/loads/

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If I have a SWF loaded on the stage, and the visitor clicks somewhere else and I want that movie to go away, do I just kill the movieClip like -<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;delete theMovieClip;<br />
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and will that stop the download of images and sounds and child processes which were being loaded/run by the movieClip ?<br />
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Or do I have to delete each child object separately ?<br />
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If I have a SWF loaded on the stage, and the visitor clicks somewhere else and I want that movie to go away, do I just kill the movieClip like -

   delete theMovieClip;

and will that stop the download of images and sounds and child processes which were being loaded/run by the movieClip ?

Or do I have to delete each child object separately ?



loadSound (...) - does killing the movieClip kill the download ?

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