Hi Kelyk

kelyk79419191 wrote That's exactly what I need! For each level will have 120 images.

With so many images to load how about to try it with PreloadJS (part of CreateJS) and here in particular read about the LoadQueue Class . Here you have means to load a lot of images and you get events like fileload and complete .

here is a working application and code with comments from one of my projects:

var here = this;
// outer movieclip containers
var cArr = ["c1", "c2", "c3", "c4", "c5", "c6", "c7", "c8", "c9"];
// corresponding inner empty movieclip containers where the images shall go on complete
var cpArr = ["cp1", "cp2", "cp3", "cp4", "cp5", "cp6", "cp7", "cp8", "cp9"];
/* preloadJS Part */
var imgPath = "_preload/"; // the subfolder within my project folder with the images to load
// setting up a manifest with all images to load
var mani = [{
    src: "poh01.jpg",
    id: "p1"
}, {
    src: "poh02.jpg",
    id: "p2"
}, {
    src: "poh03.jpg",
    id: "p3"
}, {
    src: "poh04.jpg",
    id: "p4"
}, {
    src: "poh05.jpg",
    id: "p5"
}, {
    src: "poh06.jpg",
    id: "p6"
}, {
    src: "poh07.jpg",
    id: "p7"
}, {
    src: "poh08.jpg",
    id: "p8"
}, {
    src: "poh09.jpg",
    id: "p9"
}];
// Instantiating a loadQueue 
// LoadQueue is a load manager, which can preload either a single file, or queue of files.
var queue = new createjs.LoadQueue(false, imgPath);
// LoadQueue event listeners
queue.on("fileload", handleFileLoad, this); // A single file has completed loading
queue.on("complete", handleCompleteLoad, this); // fired when a queue completes loading all files
queue.loadManifest(mani); // Load an array of files. To load a single file, use the loadFile method.
function handleFileLoad(e) {
    // do something
}
// on complete I distribute the images to the corresponding empty movieclip containers
function handleCompleteLoad(e) {
    var img, bmp, cpScale, obj;
    cpScale = here.c1.scaleX;
    for (var i = 0; i < mani.length; i++) {
        img = queue.getResult(mani.id);
        bmp = new createjs.Bitmap(img);
        here[cArr][cpArr].addChild(bmp);
    }
    stage.update();
}

Maybe this helps

Klaus

var p = new createjs.Bitmap("testimage.png");
this.testclip.image.src=p;

root.images.children[0].image.src = 'images/img' + f + ".jpg";

        root.images.removeAllChildren(); // unload the previous image
        var p = new createjs.Bitmap('images/pimg' + i + ".png");
        root.images.addChild(p);

this.mc.removeAllChildren(); // unload the previous image
var p = new createjs.Bitmap("image2.jpg");
this.mc.addChild(p);