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Did you try moving the hash value to a string then calling the Play() function with that screen?

Code (csharp):

1.  
2. clipToPlay = h["clipName"];
3. snakeAnim.Play(h["clipName"]);
4.  

 

yes, but it only works if i give the the variable a type, like so:

Code (csharp):

1. var clipToPlay:String = h["clipName"];
2. snakeAnim.Play(clipToPlay);

I'm not sure why i would need to do this, since h["clipName"] is already a string.

 

good to know! I thought i was on crack there for a while.

Interestingly, it doesn't seem to be a problem with numbers or animation objects (the only other things i've used in hashes, so far). The string example is the only time i've had to use an explicitly typed variable to get the contents out correctly.

Was that just dumb luck, or would you recommend always extracting the desired content into a typed variable before passing it to functions or doing anything else with it?

thanx for the info!
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