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"Norm Lindenberg" <nlindenberg@home.com> wrote in message news:ef86495.5@WebX.aaQKaf7vad4...
> Rolu,
>
> Thanks for clarifying the picture.
>
> I recoded as you suggested and while the mouse overs work they still all seem to be sharing the same function. The code below is a
condensation of the portion of the script involved.
>
> vsw.onWorldLoad=function(succ) { this.world.onMouseOver = function() {chat.print("You are pointing at "+vsw.Name);} }
>
> vsw = SubWorld("<file name>").add(); vsw.Name = "<subworld name>";
>
> The above two statements are repeated for each subworld to be created.
>
> Each subworld is given a different position; they are being created and placed at the correct locations. However, when mouse overs
are done they all report the name of the last subworld created.
>
> Do you see any obvious mistakes?

Are you calling every subworld vsw? Your print statement is chat.print("You are pointing at "+vsw.Name), that prints the Name
property of whatever object is currently in the vsw variable. You should give every subworld a different name - vsw1, vsw2, etc.
Also, put the onWorldLoad line after the SubWorld line for every case. If that doesn't help, post the full code - maybe something
else is influencing things too.

Rolu