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Boiling down the code to a simple example is the very least I can do. I'd gladly exchange an hour of my time if it meant saving just a minute of yours. I knew there had to be a simple explanation. I understand the namespace issues, but do you know why doesn't that problem rear it's ugly head in the Flash Dev environment? There have been a few cases where I've had problems with a Flash project only after I published and uploaded it. That seems to be a problem with Flash itself. Anyway, thank you for your answer. And more importantly, thank you for your awesome work. I've always considered GreenSock to be the best of the best in Flash middleware, and LoaderMax is no exception.

One more thing. All I have to do in order to fix the problem is rename the Class name on letter-a.swf. So instead of a Class named "Main" use "MainA". The problem goes away completely. I think that LoaderMax must be instantiating the classes by name, and therefore when there are two SWFs that have Classes with the same name, it causes this problem. The odd thing is, in the Flash dev environment, everything works great.

This is my first project with LoaderMax, and I believe I uncovered a bug. This bug does not occur when loading the project from within the Flash dev environment. It only shows when loading files from a server. I've boiled the code down to the bare minimum so you can see the bug, plus I've linked to my source. Here's my set-up Mac OS X 10.6 Safari 5.0 Flash Player 10.0 r45 Flash CS4 Code written in AS3 Here's the synopsis: I have three files, Main.swf, letter-a.swf and letter-b.swf. Main.swf contains two LoaderMax instances that load letter-a.swf and letter-b.swf respectively. I first built this demo without Class names defined on the letter swfs, using that set-up everything worked fine. Then, I added the Class name "Main" to each of the letter swfs, that's when the bug shows. You won't see it when loading the project from the Flash dev environment, but it shows when you upload to a server and load remotely. You can see the error in action here: http://www.danmyers.name/loadermax-test/index.html You can download the entire project from http://www.danmyers.name/loadermax-test/error-demo.zip Here are my class definitions: Main.swf package { import com.greensock.*; import com.greensock.easing.*; import com.greensock.events.LoaderEvent; import com.greensock.loading.*; import com.greensock.loading.display.*; import com.greensock.plugins.*; import flash.display.*; import flash.text.*; public class Main extends MovieClip { private var _loader1:SWFLoader; private var _loader2:SWFLoader; public function Main():void { _init(); } private function _init():void { //create a LoaderMax named "mainQueue" and set up onProgress, onComplete and onError listeners var queue1:LoaderMax = new LoaderMax({name:"queue1", maxConnections:1, auditSize:false, integrateProgress:false}); var queue2:LoaderMax = new LoaderMax({name:"queue2", maxConnections:1, auditSize:false, integrateProgress:false}); //var patha:String = "a/letter-a.swf"; var patha:String = "http://www.danmyers.name/loadermax-test/letter-a.swf"; _loader1 = new SWFLoader(patha, {name:"letter-a", estimatedBytes:10, x:0, y:0, autoPlay:true}); queue1.append( _loader1 ); addChild(_loader1.content); //var pathb:String = "b/letter-b.swf"; var pathb:String = "http://www.danmyers.name/loadermax-test/letter-b.swf"; _loader2 = new SWFLoader(pathb, {name:"letter-b", estimatedBytes:10, x:250, y:0, autoPlay:true}); queue2.append( _loader2 ); addChild(_loader2.content); //start loading queue1.load(); queue2.load(); } } } letter-a.swf & letter-b.swf (Both use this same code) package { import flash.display.MovieClip; public class Main extends MovieClip { public function Main():void { } } }