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Well, you could create a simple list that stores all of your files, but since there are no multidemensional lists, you'd be pretty hard pressed to create a hierarchal file system (one with multiple folders).

coolstuff wrote:

Well, you could create a simple list that stores all of your files, but since there are no multidemensional lists, you'd be pretty hard pressed to create a hierarchal file system (one with multiple folders).

That was what i wanted to try, My idea:
If there are 3 files, one in desktop, one in music, which is in desktop and one in projects, which is in documents, which is in desktop:

1. /desktop/file1
2. /desktop/music/file2
3. /desktop/documents/projects/file3

Bu there is a lot of code in it. Are there any easier methods?

Harakou wrote:

wei2912 wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

Well, you could create a simple list that stores all of your files, but since there are no multidemensional lists, you'd be pretty hard pressed to create a hierarchal file system (one with multiple folders).

That was what i wanted to try, My idea:
If there are 3 files, one in desktop, one in music, which is in desktop and one in projects, which is in documents, which is in desktop:

1. /desktop/file1
2. /desktop/music/file2
3. /desktop/documents/projects/file3

Bu there is a lot of code in it. Are there any easier methods?

Filing systems (especially ones with many levels of hierarchy) aren't exactly common on Scratch, and there's no easy way to do so, unfortunately.

I know it isn't common. So that's why i want to do this.

Informageek wrote:

Hello can you help me to make animations is for an os : DYERSTON OS
Like a turning sphere?

Hi Informageek! Maybe your question would be better posed in "Requests" - scroll down on the main forum page until you reach the bottom and it should be in the forum section second from the bottom, ahead of the archived forums. Posting your request there should yield more results.