Go to your dashboard and copy and paste the Could name, API Key, and API Secret into thunkable:
Now go to Firebase, log in with your google account, and create a new project:
Next from the console, copy the API Key and Database URL (don't use mine) into Thunkable like I show below:
Next from the Firebase console, on the left side, go to Develop > Database and from there create a new database:
From there, at the top, switch to "Realtime Database"
Then go to the "Rules" tab and switch the Read and Write permissions to: "True"
Now test to see if it works. Go on your mobile and upload an image, wait a few seconds then click download to see if you can receive it. If that works than you're ready to try it with another phone :). ALSO: On the second phone make sure all your API keys and URL's are the exact SAME as your first ones.
CTRL + T - Transform Tool (to modify the size of an image)
V - Move Tool (to move objects around)
CTRL + J - Create a new layer and copy the selection
CTRL + D - Deselect selection
CTRL + Shift + N - Invert Selection
T - Text Tool (create text)
2. Octopus
I used the quick selection tool (W) and selected the octopus. I then copied the selection (CTRL + C) and created a new document and pasted it in there to make it easier. I then used the eraser tool (E) and fine tuned the edges and stuff to make it look pretty smooth.