We are back, refurbished and with new ideas. Read all of our old discussion on the forum under a topic called Evolution in a video game! Anyways the main plan is to create small bots that eat to survive, reproduce, and then change (genes). Check list.
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id:1855353 Take a look at this. These are merc+nble randomisers connected to each other. In these ones, signals tend to follow a pattern.
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Kevino36: Ooooh
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If we could find a way to make a randomizer using DLAY, we could encode the genome in the DLAY.
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We are looking for a randomizer that is not really random; that is, it makes a pattern if graphed. Ideally, this randomizer works with different elements that are similar, like a liquid randomizer that works with many different kinds of liquids. Karakanlud: I think it is called SFPI as a reference to SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence)
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msasterisk: Can you link a save with one?
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Maybe this project should be renamed to Search For Powder Life, as it actually focuses on single/multicellular creatures with basic instinctual reactions and evolution, rather than trying to simulate brain functions. :D There could be a separate project with that aim. Would you like to host that too, perogiepro?
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There's always gaussian distribution, although that might not suit our needs very well.
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Do any of you know about any biased randomizers? Like ones that aren't completely random, and follow a pattern?
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I might be able to rig up a FILT-type gene system. Also, it would be cool if we had titles and such, like "Gene Specialist" or "Bot Expert"
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Protons? They transfer heat to other things. And could pass through cells to other cells, triggered when next to each other. Regardless im going to implement the replicator now. That first, then genes