what do i do with the files which i downloaded and how do i get the program you are on

I am looking for source files and I cannot find them - where would they be?

When you download the files, it allows you to work on the project locally on your machine with your own editor. But if you are wanting to work in workspaces here on treehouse, then you don't actually have to download the files, they will already be loaded in each of the courses.

Hope this helps!

I am looking for source files and I cannot find them - where would they be?

To Ayush and Um Kr,

Actually the only thing you need from the Downloaded zip is the img folder

(with all the images inside)

Here's what I did to get everything working off my local hard drive:

First go to the "Coding your first game in HTML5" page:

https://teamtreehouse.com/library/coding-your-first-html5-game-2

Select the "Teacher's Notes" tab (if it's not already selected)

Under "Teacher's Notes" (at the top) there is a link for

"Play the finished game":

https://treehouse-code-samples.s3.amazonaws.com/workshops/html5game/treehouse.html

Click on that link and a new browser page/tab should open showing the game.

Use the Browser's "Save As" to save the game to your local hard drive.

You should get:

a "treehouse.html" file

a "treehouse_files" folder which contains one 230KB javascript file:

"treehouse-dom.js"

If you use a text editor to look (and search) inside the "treehouse-dom.js" file

you'll see their are references to

.setFill("img/

--followed by the file names like mikethefrog.png, analogStick.png, etc.

So you just need to copy the "img" folder/directory from inside the zip download to

the folder/directory where you saved the "treehouse.html" file above.

Then you can load/run that "treehouse.html" file into a browser

(for example, under Windows, double click on that "treehouse.html" file in Windows Explorer)

and the game will load in your default browser and should be playable,

(i.e. the frog image should move when the appropriate arrow is clicked with a mouse.

Why wasn't the minified "treehouse-dom.js" included in the download zip file?

Don't ask me!

Looking for more working HTML game examples (with code)?

Here's a page of goodies:

http://www.gameclosure.com/goodies.html

Thanks James,

Your solution worked for me.

I'd also add that unless I'm missing something, the course is made much more difficult to learn from when the source files don't match what's being discussed on screen.