OrbitOS - Stardance

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@unknown_lizzard on OrbitOS · 27 days ago

space/mission-control desktop. minimal space control inspired OS with mission logs and launch control! (WARNING: some buttons may actually launch a rocket) added 3 apps, artemis launch control, rocket build and mission log, they are all functional and fun to use make sure you don't launch too many rockets!

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I also added a small incremental game called "stardust" this is a very simple game where you mine stardust and upgrade your drill to mine more stardust
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if you see a spinning moon, don't be alarmed(we accidently crashed into the moon in the proccess of testing a rocket)
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Jack's message to earth:"Houston we don't have a problem"

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**ISSUES**
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1. I was having an issue with each element stacking on top of eachother but I ended up figuring it out quite quickly!'
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2.In the beginning, I had a bit of trouble figuring out the css, but it ended up going very well, all the buttons work and you can even check out the source code

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WebOS 1

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@unknown_lizzard on OrbitOS · 27 days ago

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DEVLOG 3: minigames!

added a small incremental game called “stardust” this is a very simple game where you mine stardust and upgrade your drill to mine more stardust

have fun!

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@unknown_lizzard on OrbitOS · 27 days ago

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DEVLOG 2: rocket builder

added a new rocket builder app, now you can build the artemis V rocket!

I was having an issue with each element stacking on top of eachother but I ended up figuring it out quite quickly!

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@unknown_lizzard on OrbitOS · 27 days ago

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DEVLOG 1: OrbitOS is officialy released!

packaged with top of the line, military grade software, OrbitOS gives you access to Artemis Launch control.

In the beginning, I had a bit of trouble figuring out the css, but it ended up going very well, all the buttons work and you can even check out the source code. I chose a very blocky and minimal UI for this because it matches the mission control feeling very well therefor this was heavily inspired from actual NASA mission control software(complete lie).