Search For Powder Intelligence returns! by perogiepro

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22nd Dec 2015

10th Jan 2016

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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  msasterisk 29th Dec 2015
  @Kevino36: Use DTEC! It solves all your problems! Mostly... but srsly, it seems like it would be easier. And, if all else fails, we could just turn off heat sim so nothing conducts heat. It's glitchy, but... it works.
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  Windspren 29th Dec 2015
  Also, place the conductor 1 pixel away from the TSNS, so it won't heat up from sparks and trigger the TSNS.
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  perogiepro 29th Dec 2015
  Ok im done for tonight, g'night
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  perogiepro 29th Dec 2015
  yeah. Ill add it if you want. But it always sparks multiple directions and breaks, ill keep thinking.
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  Windspren 28th Dec 2015
  My genome system requires that the bot works even with a hole in the middle (INVS doesn't work because it conducts heat). I can post a save of my genome system if you want.
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  perogiepro 28th Dec 2015
  that large bot could support many new systems @fish123 !
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  perogiepro 28th Dec 2015
  I return. I have some ideas for making a very large piston mover that could support such a system. Also CLNE and ISOZ makes a good randomizer (it decays into photons) or it only clones isoz when eating, so it starves. Plus my mini bacteria cell is making progress. Great work everyone!!
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  Windspren 28th Dec 2015
  Could you make a prototype for me, using my gas genome? I have an idea to makae it change state slower...
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  msasterisk 28th Dec 2015
  It really works, the only problem is that gas randomizers change state too fast for PSTN robots.
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  msasterisk 28th Dec 2015
  fish123 has, kevino.