Volume 2 of the Capital Area Timex Sinclair Users Group (CATS) 2068 software library: 16 programs, mostly for drawing and graphics, with two educational programs at the start of the tape. It holds drawing programs for joystick and keyboard, chart and 3D routines, two banner printers for the TS2040, character and UDG editors, and a 64-column typing demonstration.
The download has a TAP of each program, text listings and screenshots, and a WAV recording of the tape. The list follows the order of the programs on the tape.
Programs on the Tape
Spanish Tutor: conjugates any regular Spanish verb you enter and teaches suffixes, opposites and question words (Martin Curley) (also #54556 Spanish Tutor)Geography: a state-capitals quiz over a hand-drawn colour map of North America (also #54559 Geography Quiz)Color Plot: a joystick drawing program with circle stamps, colour cycling, sound and tape save (also #50606 Color Plot)Doodle: a noisy joystick doodle pad for small children, in random colours (John Riley) (also #64590 Doodle)Spectrum Draw: a machine code drawing package from Your Computer converted to the TS2068, with circles, screen save and load and text (Floyd Chrysler) (also #64595 Spectrum Draw)PixFix: a pixel editor with machine code for drawing, erasing, panning and saving whole or partial screens (John Nguyen) (also #64593 Pix Fix)RandomFan: a fan of lines between opposite edges of the screen in random colours, drawn by its own line routine (also #64594 Random Fan)PieChart: draws a pie chart, filling each wedge with dots at a density read from DATA (also #64592 PieChart)3D Shape: a wire-frame cube rotated, scaled and moved with 3D matrix arithmetic (Nick Hampshire) (also #64583 3D Shape)BarChart: draws bars filled with dots at different densities, read from DATA (Nick Hampshire) (also #64586 Bar Chart)Headline: prints large banner letters on the TS2040, each pixel of a character expanded into a block (also #64591 Headline)Banner: prints an enlarged string on the TS2040, in normal or inverse, by reading the screen with POINT (also #64585 Banner)Character Editor: design UDGs on an 8×8 grid with the byte values shown as you draw (also #64588 Character Editor)UDG: a UDG editor for single characters, 16×16 sprites and large 23×24 sprites (George White) (also #64596 UDG Custom Graphics)Characters: steps through the character set showing each character’s pixel grid and ROM bytes (also #64587 Characters)64 col: a typing demonstration in 64 columns: machine code switches the TS2068 into its 512-pixel display mode (OUT 255,14) and the BASIC draws each typed character into the display, with a caps toggle, inverse and delete
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Note: Type-in program listings on this website use ZMAKEBAS notation for graphics characters.


