System Information
WIndows 7, 2.4ghz celeron cpu, 2gb ram, Geforce 8400GS

Blender Version
2.7

Short description of error
BGE Texture is not seen from a controller's object (which contains the texture) passed to a custom class, which is derived from bge.types.KX_GameObject. I don't know if this is a bug. I assumed that the custom class would inherit all the object's materials, animations, etc. that I would be able to access when creating a custom object. However after a lot of trial and error, the custom class just refuses to see the material on the object that was passed to it.

Why does this matter? I was trying to create a custom object that played a texture animation on its creation, then delete the texture on its destruction. I found that if I create a dictionary that stores the texture on the object, it works and automatically gets cleaned up when the object is destroyed. I have to use a dictionary element instead of a variable, because it wont let me create a variable on a object; though, I can do that on bge.logic. This could be a python issue which I am new to programming with.

Is there a way to play the texture video from the start on each multiple instance of the same object while in the same scene?

Though I am creating a unique variable name which stores the bge texture for each creation of the object, it still uses the same texture to swap out with. Thus, if 2 of the same objects are in the scene, the image is not being treated like a new instance and receives the same texture swap. Thus the video plays the frame from wherever it is instead from the start, because of other instances of the same object in the scene.