Hmm, CORS can always be a bit of a pain. I think your best bet here would be to download the file locally and to reference it from your project directly. That would immediately take care of any CORS issues since there wouldn't be any cross origin requests being made.

Let me know if that makes sense and if you need any help.

Hmmm...

GET http://localhost:3000/charizard.png 404 (Not Found)

Would you be able to shoot me a Git repo? Will def be able to pinpoint the issue and get you going with that.

yea sure, lemme remake it rq

Hey sorry! Bit of an older vid - I can make sure to put the exact code in here for download and viewing, just give me an a few hours and I’ll have it up 🙌

So looking through this vid a bit further, it does indeed look like I used webpack to compile and read my JS automatically. I just inserted some code into the video description which should do away with the need to use any bundler—just recreate those files, run index.html and you should be good to go.

The code at this point animates the Charizard image and all of its pixels to the right of the screen as shown in the end of the video. Let me know if you need any additional code, I'm working on a downloadable version to attach to the video now.

Thanks, this gave an error too but I fixed it by adding the Dot stuff into the canvas.js file and removing the "export default" part.

The error said something about modules.

Might require some sort of module bundler to use ES6 import / export features. Sorry about the issues, glad you were able to get it going though, I’ll make note in the description based off your feedback. Thanks!

Never used a module bundler on my own. I come from a vanilla javascript/html spaghetti coding background. Thanks!