OK my final aim is to create a panel where 20 of this blobs bounce.
My problem at the moment is uhm...
not so easy to explain and I already messed a bit around while trying to fix it...

What I think it should do at the moment is creating 20 blobs on the same space(pretty dumb but its for test reasons)
that move with the mouse (X-axis only).

My Problems is now, that they are all created on a different point.
I think the problem is, that the "new blob(...)" values are added to a new blob
instead of "taking them as they are".
But I have found no solution for this so far,
does somebody know how to fix this?

1. int ebinner=0;
   color colour=color(255,255,0);
   blob[] BLOB=new blob[20];
   
   void setup() {
     size(500,500);
     background(255);
     smooth();
     for(int h=0;h<20;h++)
      {
       BLOB[h]=new blob(100, 100, color(255,0,0), 45, 1);
       //BLOB[h].drawBlob();
      }
   }
   
   void draw(){
    for(int i=0;i<20;i++)
    {
    
     BLOB[i].drawBlob();
     BLOB[i].blobx=mouseX;
    }
   }
   
   class blob
   {
     int blobx;
     int bloby;
     color col;
     int rot;
     float big;
    
      blob(int x, int y, color c, int r, float s)
     {
       background(255);
       blobx=x;
       bloby=y;
       col=c;
       rot=r;
       big=s;
     }
    
     void drawBlob()
     {
       translate(blobx,bloby);
       rotate(radians(rot));
       scale(big);
   
       fill (col);
       ellipse(0,0,50,50);
       fill(255);
       ellipse(-10,-5,10,10);
       fill(255);
       ellipse(10,-5,10,10); 
       fill(0);
       ellipse(-12+mouseX/40,-7+mouseY/40,5,5); 
       fill(0);
       ellipse(8+mouseX/40,-7+mouseY/40,5,5);
       }
   }