Pass the parameter to the function onRelease

Hello

Is it possible to pass parameters to mc.onRelease?

Thank you

aobs

No, but is not necessary.  You can assign properties to your movieclip and get back them in your onRelease:

mc.clickedNum = 0;

{mc.onRelease = function ()}

this.clickedNum ++;

}

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