The Workspace takes up the largest area of the interface. This is where you implement game functions by “assembling” code blocks. Once you drag a block into the Workspace, it becomes active.

The Workspace takes up the largest area of the interface. This is where you implement game functions by “assembling” code blocks. Once you drag a block into the Workspace, it becomes active.

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