var spheres = new Array();
spheres[1] = {weight:100, speed:100, stamina:100};
spheres[2] = {weight:100, speed:100, stamina:100};
spheres[3] = {weight:100, speed:100, stamina:100};

are each element of the array defined as an object even if new Object isnt used, because of the {name:value, name2:value} for each of them?

how do you get the speed of sphere[2]?
like this?:
sphere[2].speed

“this tut talks about objects, but i saw on some forums that we shouldn’t use movieclips in games”

You say this goes about objects(something the most people wil notice)
than you start talking about movieclips… not very logical.

That forum goes about as3 and as2 as standalone script. It’s better than with movieclips etc. but a lot harder it takes like 20 times as long as a normal .fla

Still… This is quite interesting.

can’t wait for the fifth part of the Metro Siberia tutorial

this tut talks about objects, but i saw on some forums that we shouldn’t use movieclips in games and every tutorials you make uses only movieclips.

could you make a tutorial teaching how to make a game without movieclips, using bitmap?

on the forums they were saying we should use copypixel.

here is the link to the subject
http://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=276114