For some reason, my dictionary program doesn't have the stroke order for the 辰 radical and I can't find it online. Does anyone know what it is?

I'd guess →?→→↓???, which is eight strokes, but according to http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/辰 and my dictionary, there should be only seven... Is the first stroke more like ←? as one stroke? (Doesn't seem to be a single Unicode character to fake that.) That would be fairly uncommon, no?

Hmm, looks like Wakaba didn't like some of my arrows. Okay, how about more like ←? as one stroke?

Aww, screw it. Is the first stroke supposed to be a horizontal leftward stroke followed by a leftward down stroke?

× Wakaba
○ Kareha

http://www.solon.org/cgi-bin/j-e/jis/dokanji?index=t&ivalue=4324

↖↑↗
← →
↘↓↙

http://kakijun.main.jp/page/07171200.html

Another site:
input kanji at http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/jwb/wwwjdic?1B
then click on "SOD" (Stroke Order Diagram)

>>1
「辰 = tatsu/shin」 is seven strokes in the following stroke order in case of being in the
environment that your PC can see AA-Bar(s-JIS Art). on this 4-ch BBS.

　�@￣￣ 　�A　/￣￣　�B　/￣￣　�C 　/￣￣　�D 　/￣￣　�E 　/￣￣　�F 　/￣￣　
　 　 　 　 　 　 / 　 　 　 　 / ── 　 　 / 二二 　　　/ 二二　　 　/ 二二 　　　/ 二二
　　　　　　　　/　　　　　　 /　　　　　 　./ 　　　 　. 　/ 　レ　　　　/ 　レ ′　 　/ 　レ＼′
「レ」 s a consecutive pattern、 not two strokes（ | + / ）.
I'll introduce you useful site for Hitsujyun（筆順=stroke order）training for Hiragana,
Katakana and Kanji. .
http://www.a-chi.jp/
Select the Letter and then push the "スタート=start" mark, you will find the stroke oder and
numbers of strokes.
Unfotrtunatly only the Kanji that should be learned at elementaly school 1006 charactors
is shown. 　　Therefore 辰 ios not shown.
But you can easily to imagine from this word（長） why 辰 is not 8 strokes.
長 ⇒　http://www.a-chi.jp/_2_nen_Flash/2-109.swf

I think it's left-left-up-down, A button, B button, triangle.

No, wait, that's the "unlimited ammo" cheat code for from Battletoads.

Never mind.