Fixed it. Also
There seems to be a lot of duplicate functions on the levels.js.
Can i have permission to clean out some more of the unused functions? Game works fine without them, maybe they are code people were trying to rewrite but never finished.
Once I read and understand some more of the code, I will add some light documentation to them so future users will be able to read it easier.

I committed the change onto the masters branch, and i don't have permission to upload my own branch onto the repository in order to do a pull there. Not sure what I have to do to issue a pull request.

@Hn5624 check this: https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request-from-a-fork/

Has this issue been resolved? The circle still isn't centered correctly in the game.

@flyer2403 it's still open, so yes.

@Hn5624 I didn't receive any pull request whatsoever.

@Hn5624 could you please make a pull request?

@Hn5624 Oooooh, Okay, I know what you did. You cloned the repo instead of forking it. When you're contributing to a project you don't own, you need to make a fork of it so you that you have ownership (of a fork). Changes you make in your fork can reflected in the main repo (we'll call this upstream for now on) by making a pull request.

Now, a fix should be easy enough I believe;

1. Make a new repository that has the same name as this one; leave it empty, it'll be filled in step three.
2. Change the origin of the repository you worked on to match the one you made; something like git remote set-url origin https://github.com/hn562/reflexio.git
3. From the repo that you worked on push to origin git push origin; At this point you've populated your fork with the work you've done on the cloned upstream.
4. Now go to this repo from the web browser and click pull requests; then make a new pull request
5. Make sure the base says 'ketanhwr/master' and the compare says 'hn5624/master'
6. Lastly fill out the PR with the information suggested by the contributions guide and wait for it to be merged

Hope you're able to follow these instructions as I imagined you following them in my head, this too is my first contribution to an open source project. I'll be fairly active on github if you have and questions.

Yeah I agree with that. Definitely do yourself a favor and get used to the command line interface from now on. Best of luck in open sourced world!

Is this still up for grabs?

Is this still up for grabs?