How to create an on-screen button in the P5.js programming language

In this video, Mr.E demonstrates how to create an on-screen button that reacts to clicking your mouse in the P5.js programming language using the openprocessing.org IDE
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[@harryfindlay7673]

This helped so much thanks man

[@MrErdreich]

Happy to assist! Thanks for the view and if you haven't already please take a moment to subscribe :)

[@courtenayrushing6370]

This was super helpful, thank you!

[@MrErdreich]

You're so welcome!

[@uzi69jmillz15]

Good job buddy. But you could use createButton() function tho. I tried it but I could not make it work properly so I gave up.
Plus, i already have subscribed to your channel 💯

[@MrErdreich]

True! But the theory is that if can create a collision like this you can turn anything into a button, stationary, moving or whatever. Someone did this in order to make the createButton command, why not us?

[@drioko]

p5.js is a library not a programming language