ISTUG Public Domain Library 7

Date: 198x
Type: Cassette
Platform(s): TS 2068

A public domain library tape from the Indiana Sinclair Timex Users Group (ISTUG) holding programs whose names run from O to R: a flight game, graphics editors and pattern generators, music, games, quizzes and an astronomy program. There are 22 programs, counting the four parts of Pixel Sketch and Graphic Editor as one.

The download has one file per program in the folder ISTUG7, plus istug7.tap, an image of the whole tape. That image and eight of the program files (OVERS 1, PSGE, psge1, psge3264, Quake, QandA, Race and Racer) are TZX files with a .tap name. Several blocks in the tape image are short, and it holds programs that are not among the separate files: Poker 1, Poker 3, PRINT, printhead, Pro Loader, Pro Prog and PROGRAM T.

Programs on the Tape

  • 4 Patterns: a menu of Pattern 1, Pattern 2, geometric drawings and a small turtle-graphics program (part converted from IBM BASIC by Ted Knyszek)
  • Airplane: fly from London to one of ten cities and land, using thrust, flaps and rudder (also #55858 Airplane)
  • OVERS 1: shows what OVER does by printing one character over another (Roger Valentine) (also #55860 OVERS 1 and #55162 Experiment with OVER)
  • Pablo Pixelo: design 8×8 characters and build pictures from them, with a machine code “Big-Bits” display (Michael Carver) (also #55861 Pablo Pixelo)
  • Pangolins: the animal-guessing game that learns new animals (also #55862 Pangolins)
  • Patterns 2: random diagonal line fills and mirrored pixel patterns (Roger Valentine) (also #55863 Patterns 2)
  • Peace: prints peace-dove stickers or address labels with UDG artwork (also #55864 Peace)
  • Piano: a piano on the keyboard with three octave modes and nine note lengths (Jim Whittaker) (also #64654 Piano)
  • Pipeline: a two-player pipe-laying game with a computer opponent (also #55865 Pipeline)
  • PixelPrint: machine code that prints text at any pixel position (Cameron Hayne) (also #55866 PixelPrint)
  • PLNTF: Planet Finder: positions of the planets, Sun and Moon in the zodiac for any date, on a star chart (Eric Burgess) (also #55867 Planet Finder)
  • Plot demo: a 3-D surface plotter with hidden-line removal and optional crosshatching (Ted Knyszek) (also #55868 Plot demo)
  • Poetry: random four-line poems from fifteen word lists (also #55869 Poetry)
  • POETRY2: an adapted version of Poetry (Frank Davis, 1989)
  • Poker 2: draw poker against the computer (Tim Hartnell) (also #55871 Poker 2)
  • Polygons: draws polygons of 4 to 20 sides with all their diagonals (also #55872 Polygons)
  • PSGE: Pixel Sketch and Graphic Editor v2.0 (Stan Lemke, 1985): the BASIC program, its machine code, the “hi res” code and the PSGE 32/64 append; psge1, hires and psge3264 are the same parts as separate files (also #55873 Pixel Sketch and Graphic Editor)
  • Psychic: a letter-finding trick on a shuffled grid (Richard W. McDaniel) (also #55874 Psychic)
  • QandA: Q and A: a quiz with two tries per question and letter hints (also #55875 Q and A)
  • Quake: Earthquake: an 80-byte relocatable routine that shakes the screen (also #55859 Earthquake)
  • Race: Death Race: hunt down a wandering car before time runs out (Peter Shaw) (also #55876 Death Race)
  • Racer: bet on one of nine runners in a race (also #55877 Racer)

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Note: Type-in program listings on this website use ZMAKEBAS notation for graphics characters.