Making Your Own Flash Slingshot Target Game: III

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction, right? Bouncing squishies may not conform perfectly to basic laws of physics, but in order for our game to really be a game, we do need to create some kind of result/reaction when we fire a projectile and actually hit the target. In our first lesson we set up animations depicting the impact reaction, but haven't even looked at those segments of animation since--until now. Now we're going to use the hitTest function and an if statement--which we covered last week, and you will be very, very lost if you skipped that aside--to determine when the fired stone hits one of the unsuspecting rampaging squishies, and how it should react.