aahh this is so confusing.
And tempEnemy and _enemy are the same thing.
Code:

if (tempEnemy == _enemy) {
      trace("Enemy removed: tempEnemy");
      
      //remove enemy from array
      enemyArray.splice(i,1);
      //remove movieclip from stage
      removeMovieClip(tempEnemy);  

So thats why i used
function checkEnemyHitt(_enemy:MovieClip):Void

In that way i can check if it hit something like the player or the deathwall.

I only need to implant something into the checkenemyhitt
that does all the hp of the enemys and i dont know how to do that thats the whole problem.

Hope you can help.

Greetings/Regards

Reaven

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Can you just explicitly state your question? what exactly do you want to do or need to know?

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"The absence of rules is the enemy of art." ~Orson Wells

Ok i will start over

I need a function that holds the hp for each enemy.

I already got functions that deletes them etc so if i could create an other function that if the hp for a
enemy = 0 it will call the destroy enemy function
and ofcourse i will call that function in the
onenterframe function.
The codes/scripts etc are in the previous posts.

if you need any more info ask

Greetings/Regards

Reaven

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functions are often meant for repetitive tasks, and apparently not for storing variables. As I told you in my previous post you can can iterate over two arrays to compare all enemies with all the stuff they can be damaged by.
You need the enemies array to store your enemy hp, as I already mentioned you can store objects inside your array.

example:
Code:

var enemies:Array = new Array();
enemies.push({clip: enemymovieclip, hp: 5});
enemies.push({clip: enemymovieclip, hp: 10});
enemies.push({clip: enemymovieclip, hp: 3});

use the piece of code from my previous post to do the damage checking.

you can check the hp for each enemy like this:
Code:

for (var i = 0; i < enemies.length; i++) {
trace(enemies[i].hp);
}

so i guess you don't need a function that holds the hp for each enemy.

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THANKS!!
it works now
but the enemys need there own hp like a circle need to have 5 hp but 1 time he has 10 and a other time he has 3.
So could you tell me how to seperate them and tell which one is which.

Greetigns/Regards

Reaven

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Could i ahve a bit more info about your script myth?

It says Quote: but it gives random health to the enemys.
The enemys need to have there own hp there are like 3 types type 1 has 5 hp and type 2 has 10 hp for example.

Could you help a bit further with this?

I realy appreciate your help

Greetings

Reaven

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hi.

i dont know whats wrong but your script doesnt work for 100% it gives them random health and sometimes they just have 1 hp

hope you can help.

Greetings

Reaven

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lol, I have no clue what your script even looks like in this stage so sadly I can't help you.

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"The absence of rules is the enemy of art." ~Orson Wells

i mean myth his script
Code:

var enemies:Array = new Array();
enemies.push({clip: enemymovieclip, hp: 5});
enemies.push({clip: enemymovieclip, hp: 10});
enemies.push({clip: enemymovieclip, hp: 3});

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I figured that much since that was the exact code Myth posted. I just have no clue how you implemented it into your own code.

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"The absence of rules is the enemy of art." ~Orson Wells

Oh my bad.
this is the script
Code:

function createEnemy(enemyAmount:Number, enemyBehavior:String, enemyLibraryClip:String):Void
{

  for(var i = 0; i < enemyAmount; i++)
  {
    
    var tempEnemy:MovieClip = _root.attachMovie(enemyLibraryClip, "enemy"+_root.getNextHighestDepth(),_root.getNextHighestDepth())
    
    
    tempEnemy._x = random(1140);
    tempEnemy._y = random(1030);
    tempEnemy._rotation = random(360);
    
    

    if(enemyBehavior == "typeA")
    {

      tempEnemy.health = 10;
      tempEnemy.speed = 1;
      tempEnemy.turnRate = .05;
      tempEnemy.agroRange = 200;
      tempEnemy.mode = "follow"
    } 
    else if(enemyBehavior == "typeB")
    {

      tempEnemy.health = 5;
      tempEnemy.speed = 1;
      tempEnemy.turnRate = .5;
      tempEnemy.agroRange = 200;
      tempEnemy.mode = "follow"
    }
    else if(enemyBehavior == "typeC")
    {

      tempEnemy.health = 6;
      tempEnemy.speed = 1;
      tempEnemy.turnRate = .5;
      tempEnemy.agroRange = 200;
      tempEnemy.mode = "follow"
    }
    else if(enemyBehavior == "typeD")
    {

      tempEnemy.health = 3;
      tempEnemy.speed = 1;
      tempEnemy.turnRate = .5;
      tempEnemy.agroRange = 200;
      tempEnemy.mode = "run"
    }
    
    
    
    tempEnemy.distanceX = 0;
    tempEnemy.distanceY = 0;
    tempEnemy.distanceTotal = 0;
    tempEnemy.moveDistanceX = 0;
    tempEnemy.moveDistanceY = 0;
    tempEnemy.moveX = 0;
    tempEnemy.moveY = 0;
    tempEnemy.totalmove = 0;    
    
    
    enemies.push({clip: enemymovieclip, hp: 5});
    enemies.push({clip: enemymovieclip, hp: 10});
    enemies.push({clip: enemymovieclip, hp: 6});
    enemyArray.push(tempEnemy);
  }

if you need more info just ask ^^

Greetings

Reaven

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Code:

enemies.push({clip: enemymovieclip, hp: 5});

with "enemymovieclip" i meant the variable name in which you store the movieclips you attach to the root.

so:
Code:

var tempEnemy:MovieClip = _root.attachMovie(enemyLibraryClip, // ... etc

// and then
enemies.push({clip: tempEnemy, hp: 5});

but this is really confusing me. i see you use two arrays now: enemies and enemyArray. I think you should make it:

Code:

enemyArray.push({clip: tempEnemy, hp: 5});

and forget the enemies array.

Also, since tempEnemy is a movieclip object in which you already store variables, you can also store HP like this:
Code:

    
if(enemyBehavior == "typeA")
    {
      tempEnemy.hp = 10; // store hp here
      tempEnemy.health = 10;
      tempEnemy.speed = 1;
      tempEnemy.turnRate = .05;
      tempEnemy.agroRange = 200;
      tempEnemy.mode = "follow"
    } 

In this case you don't need to store objects in the array anymore and now you can simply do:
Code:

enemyArray.push(tempEnemy);

To get the hp for an enemy, you can simply loop the array:
Code:

 
for(var i = 0; i < enemyArray.length; i++) {
    trace("hp for enemy #"+i+" is: "+enemyArray[i].hp);
}

is this what you want?
because you're explanation is sometimes so foggy that my eyes hurt lol

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it works now for 100%
thanks for your help and time

Greetings

Reaven

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That's nice to hear :), good luck finishing your game ^^

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"The absence of rules is the enemy of art." ~Orson Wells