Change the color of a single moving object in video

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  package 
  {
      import flash.geom.ColorTransform;
      import flash.display.MovieClip;
      public class Square extends MovieClip
      {
          var score:Number = 0;
          public var square_x:Number;
          public var square_y:Number;
          public var square_height:Number = 0;
          public function Square()
          {
  
              height = Math.round(Math.random() * 160 + 50);
              width = height;
              square_height = height;
              square_x = Math.round(Math.random() * 385 + (width / 2));
              square_y = Math.round(Math.random() * 700 + (height / 2));
              x = square_x;
              y = square_y;
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          }
  
          public function changeParameters():void //I would change colors within this function
          {
  
              trace("Object Clicked");
              height = Math.round(Math.random() * 160 + 50);
              width = height;
              square_x = Math.round(Math.random() * 385 + (width / 2));
              square_y = Math.round(Math.random() * 655 + (height / 2));
              if (square_x + (width/2) > 480)
              {
                  edgeCorrect();
                  square_x = square_x - 25;
              }
              if (square_y + (height/2) >750)
              {
                  edgeCorrect();
                  square_y = square_y - 25;
              }
              if (square_x + (width/2) > 480)
              {
                  edgeCorrect();
                  square_x = square_x - 25;
              }
              if (square_y + (height/2) >750)
              {
                  edgeCorrect();
                  square_y = square_y - 25;
              }
              x = square_x;
              y = square_y;
              score = score + 1;
              trace(score);
          }
  
          public function edgeCorrect():void
          {
  
              if (square_x + (width/2) > 480)
              {
                  square_x = square_x - 10;
              }
              if (square_y + (height/2) >750)
              {
                  square_y = square_y - 10;
              }
              if (x + (width/2) > 480)
              {
                  x = x - 10;
              }
              if (y + (height/2) >750)
              {
                  y = y - 10;
              }
  
          }
          
  
      }
  };
  

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  How to assign a color transformation is more complicated than just the line you mentioned...

  var myColor:ColorTransform = square.transform.colorTransform;

  myColor.color = 0x0000ff;

  square.transform.colorTransform = myColor;