Search For Powder Intelligence returns! by perogiepro
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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Comments
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Windspren 4th Jan 2016
Oh! Gasses can move whilst in BIZR!!!!!! OMG! My genome can be put in a bot if you fill the space with BIZR and use layered DTEC to detect all of the gasses! -
Karakanlud 4th Jan 2016
Using a module like this would assign randomly occuring functions to the presence of a certain element. It's limited to 2 genotypes for each gene, but I think it would be a good start. -
Karakanlud 4th Jan 2016Check this: id:1916322
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Windspren 4th Jan 2016I say we just stick with my design for the meantime, and keep genetics external. It also makes it easier to breed bots.
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Windspren 4th Jan 2016It still won't let it move around.
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Karakanlud 4th Jan 2016What if we used a liquid + gas medium? That would allow particles to move around, and maybe some liquid or gas can alter the course of the detected particle.
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Windspren 4th Jan 2016Someone already made one that uses DRAY to overlay 2 cores over each other.I do like the idea of using DTEC to control certain functions, but that realy limits the combinations of genes that we can have.
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Karakanlud 4th Jan 2016I mean that the replicator would make a new cell by checking wich elements are present in the gas core. Also there could be other stuff connected to the dtecs. Like, if the gas core contains oxyg, it would trigger a flickering gpmp, which would make its movement more hectic
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Windspren 4th Jan 2016Does yours have WIFI?
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Windspren 4th Jan 2016Different gasses don't move when there is no space in the container. My gasbot already works, but it just needs some WIFI. And anyway, you would want a large space to detect the gas. TSNS works better, and it is universal.