How to Find JavaScript Errors
If something in the app breaks then it can be hard for me to find the problem. Getting some sort of error report makes fixing the bug a lot easier. Web browsers have a built in feature that tells you what the errors are. Below is how to find out what the error is.
To find out what your computer details are you can go to the support details page.
Google Chrome
- Go to the Menu > More Tools > Developer Tools
- Click the Console tab.
- Look for the errors. They are normally red.
Firefox
- Go to Menu > More Tools > Web Developer Tools
- Click the Console tab,
- Look for the errors. They are normally red.
Once you have the errors you can copy them (select them and then right click and copy) and then report a bug.
More Help?
How to Use Brush Ninja
- Brush Ninja Interface
- How to Make a Gif - An animation primer.
- Sound Effects - Add audio effects to your animations.
- Using Your Own Images - Use your own images to create animations.
- Select Mode - Move, Scale, Rotate, Skew, Group, Duplicate, Copy and Paste.
- Stickers
- Colours - Fill and Line colours, and how to pick custom colours.
- Keyboard Shortcuts
Common Questions
How to Upload Animations
- How to Access Downloaded Animations on Android
- How to Convert an Animated Gif to a video
- How to Export your Animation - Share your animation with friends, or teachers.
- How to Open a Brushninja file - Loading a file.
- How to Save your Animation - Save your animation to be reopened later.
- How to Upload Brush Ninja Animations to Google Docs and Google Slides
- How to Upload Brush Ninja Animations to Instagram
- How to access downloaded animations on iOS
- How to Upload Brush Ninja Animations to SeeSaw
- How to Upload Brush Ninja Animations to Twitter