This is a simulation of an automatic three-zone climate control system you might find in a large SUV or minivan. The system has 3 auto cycles: 2 for the front and one for the rear. Any of the buttons on the system can be pressed (including the small ones at the top,) however depending on circumstances you may not get an immediate output, or any at all. If the operation is invalid (like trying to turn off external air while the defroster is on,) then you will hear two high pitched beeps after you press the button. If the power is off on a console and one of their buttons is pressed, there will be no output at all except for that console's on button (explained later.) Otherwise, you will always get a mid-pitched beep and visual output on one or both of the displays The rear console can be controlled and locked from the front. To do so, switch frontal displays by pressing Switch Consoles (2nd button down on the first column of the front console) and the frontal buttons now control the rear console. When in the rear display, the front display will show 'rear'. To go back to the frontal display, simply press Switch Consoles again. To lock the rear console, enter the rear display and press LOCK Rear (2nd button down on the last column of the front console.) When the rear console is locked, none of its buttons will give visual output; all they will do is give 2 high pitched beeps upon click. To unlock the rear console, simply reenter the rear display and press LOCK Rear again. When locked, the rear display will show 'lock' and the rear console will show 'locked'. To turn the front console off, press Power located on the six-button bar below the front console. To turn it back on, press one of the fan buttons on the front console. The same goes for turning on and off the rear console from the front, except you have to enter the rear display first. To turn off the rear console from itself, press Off located on the left side of the rear console. To turn it back on, press Fan located on the right side of the rear console. Note that these buttons will not give visual output if the rear console is locked. I'll leave the rest up for you to discover :) Please comment on what you thought of my first scratch project. Thank you for viewing, --Lucid
This project was made using Paint.Net, Scratch, and human intelligence. This is my first project on Scratch, taking a total of 1 month to build and design. If you liked it, please tell me so thru the comments and maybe leave a like. I always leave an easter egg in my projects, tell me if you found it! The project works best in fullscreen, as graphic quality is better and response is generally faster. Thanks again, --Lucid
