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Now that you've edited function blocks, it's[br]time to create a new function block from scratch.

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It's really simple. You'll see the toolbox[br]has a category called functions. If you click

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on this, you'll see an orange button called[br]create a function. Clicking on this brings

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up the function editor that you've already[br]used to edit existing function blocks. Just

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like before, you started by naming your function,[br]writing down a description for what the function

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is supposed to do. For instance, it's supposed[br]to draw a square or draw a triangle and then

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drag blocks from the toolbox into the white[br]work space below. Remember to drag these blocks

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inside the green wrapping block for the function.[br]Once you're done, click on save and exit.

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This will take you back to the main puzzle[br]work space. The new function you created will

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show up as a green block in the function category[br]in your toolbox. Drag and drop this into the

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main work space and use it like any other[br]block to solve the puzzle.