Chicago Basic OS

Instructions

Tip: sometimes, to drag windows properly, you have to click them first. Feel free to do what you want with the project as long as you hit the "Remix" button! Welcome to Chicago Basic OS! A lightweight, simple OS! It is completely different in use than other Chicago OSes, and there are a ton of nice features, more to be added! Changelog below. About the Shooter game: CONTROLS: On a tablet: Dpad=move A=turn B=shoot On a laptop/desktop: Arrow keys=move Z=turn X=shoot You are the black circle, and the white stripe indicates the direction of your 'cannon'. OBJECTIVE: The enemy is a black square. Try to avoid or shoot it as much as possible. If you are hit by the square, it is GAME OVER MediaCenter Games in this OS: Minesweeper(click/tap the grid pattern to search for mines) Breakout(move the mouse to control a jumping board and try to knock out all blocks using the ball. Platformer(Use arrow keys to move on desktop, or hold finger on touch screen to move) Commands for Scratch Logo: Begin by typing FORWARD (or FD), then a space, and a number. You can also type BACK (BK), RIGHT (RT), and LEFT (LT). All of these move or turn the arrow (called a turtle). Type HIDETURTLE (HT) to make the turtle disappear. To make it reappear, type SHOWTURTLE (ST). Type HOME to bring the turtle back to the middle of the screen. Type DRAW or CLEARSCREEN (CS) to restart. You can type PENUP (PU) to make the turtle stop leaving a trail. Typing PENDOWN (PD) makes the turtle leave a trail again. Ue DELAY or DL to have the turtle wait for a set amount of time and use the GOTO command to repeat a set of codes, starting from a set number of lines. (ie. GOTO 1 makes the counter go to the first line.) You also get a variable to set, change and use. Its label is I. You can use I= to set, I+ to increment, I- to decrement, I* to multiply, and I/ top devide(not by 0). The variable can also be used in conditional loops: Top do this, type IF, followed by I, a comparator, and then a constant variable. Comparators: > < = =N <= >= The ASK command can be used to ask the user a question. It is marked in other commands as ANS After every time you type, press the enter key. Use the top menu to access special features. WDisc: save, load Direct Entry: execute a command directly List: Modify list entries, delete list entries, clear program, run program Turtle: Show, hide, home, clear drawing Exit: exits.