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Move your sprite to the top left hand corner of the stage and now we need to write some code

``` When the green flag is clicked set drag mode to not draggable point in direction 90 ```

``` When this sprite is clicked turn right 90 degrees ``` test your code - when you click the tile does it rotate? Now the not so fun part duplicate your sprite and move it to line up to the right of your first sprite

Then repeat this to fill your stage with at least five rows and five columns (depending on the size of your sprite you may need more) - the goal is to basically fil your stage without making your self crazy. There should be no white space between the tiles