So some of you pretty much know I've moved from Code.org's programming 'thing'. For those of you doing ES6 JavaScript, here's a mining animation I made if anyone wants it:

`
//declare this.allowed and set it to false, declare this.clicked and set it to true. declare this.rotation = 0 in your constructor

const angle = Math.atan2(mouse.y - this.y, mouse.x - this.x);
this.rotation = angle;

if (this.clicked == true && this.rotationOff > -1.5) this.rotationOff -= Math.PI / 15
if (this.rotationOff <= -1.5) {
  this.rotationOff += Math.PI / 15;
  this.clicked = false;
} else if (this.rotationOff == 0) this.allowed = true
if(this.rotationOff > -1.5 && this.rotationOff < 0 && this.clicked == false) this.rotationOff += Math.PI / 15
if(this.rotationOff > 0) {
  this.rotationOff = 0
  if(mouse.holding == true) {
    this.clicked = true
  }
}

//declare mouse.holding = false
addEventListener('mouseup', (event) => {mouse.holding = false})
addEventListener('mouseup', (event) => {mouse.holding = true})

`

If you don't understand just dont worry about it.

Letti42 And what about this
addEventListener('mouseup', (event) => {mouse.holding = false})
addEventListener('mouseup', (event) => {mouse.holding = true})

Letti42 Tbh code.org's programming system isnt even ES5, it's something less than that . . .

person You just read some constructor code. ES6 is ES5 javascript but with some updates (read more here (https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_es6.asp))

Also there's ES7, 8, 9 and 10, but with only a small update

You don't 'FIND' the newer versions, your browser should already support them. The way newer versions might not be compatible for all browsers thoug (es7, 8, 9, 10, you'd have to do your own reasearch).

If you're using cdo, they're never gonna update it, so if you want to

get there

you can just download your own code editor (i recommend sublime text cause u can auto save)

Letti42 mb there was supposed to be mouseup and mousedown

Letti42 Not really
sprites have a limited amount of things that you can actually implement on.
For example, the main properites of sprites that we all know is x, y, width, height, rotation. But you're limited in a way. Cdo pre-built the constructor, the canvas, and some other things, and making your own class is forbidden (class for sprites)

ackvonhuelio ur still using createsprite, which is part of cdo

Letti42 Well I learned constructors pretty easy, and constructors aren't that hard to learn. also gamelab uses a p5.js library, so it's not really that useful . . .