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Boris of Quirm:
Haven't completely tested Reactum in 2.4 yet, but I have been using it in 2.37.

Will look at all my settings and pop them in a .txt file for you.

Griz:

--- Quote ---Haven't completely tested Reactum in 2.4 yet, but I have been using it in 2.37.

Will look at all my settings and pop them in a .txt file for you.
--- End quote ---
ah!
yes ... seems to work fine there!
what about your Multiveg?
is that a 2.37.6 or 2.4.A bot?

no problem ...
will play now in 2.37.6 ...

did you check out my setting file for your Multiveg plus bots I uploaded?
that was for 2.4.A btw

ok ...
looking up ;)

Boris of Quirm:
Glad to hear you managed to get it to work.
I have now edited the post for the code to include the fact that the bot was tested in 2.36, so that other people know how it was tested.

I'd be interested to find out how Reactum behaves with different bots, e.g. tiefeeders, multibots, swarmers, etc.

All my bots are created and tested in 2.37.6.
If you're testing in 2.4, it will be interesting to see what works and what doesn't.

Haven't had a chance to test your setting file yet, but hope to look at it tomorrow.

Numsgil:
Yes, I'd be interested to know what works in 2.37 and not in 2.4 as well.  There are some conceptual issues I can't address, but there may be a few bugs in the logic somewhere that causes 'interesting' bugs.

Boris of Quirm:
Still trying to get ties working properly on my 'plant' bot.

Below are a series of diagrams that explain the problems I am having.

Key
S - Stem
L - Leaf
F - Flower

Figure 1 - How it should work

--- Code: ---           L
           |
     L --- S --- F
           |
     F --- S --- S --- L
           |     |
           L     F
--- End code ---
This shows how I would expect the plant to build itself.

Figure 2 - Problem 1

--- Code: ---           L
          
     L --- S --- F
           |
     F --- S --- S --- L
           |     |
           L     F
--- End code ---
If you look at the topmost leaf you can see it has not created a tie with its' parent stem cell.  This problem can occur within any type of cell not tying correctly to its' parent.

Figure 3 - Problem 2

--- Code: ---           L
           |
     L --- S --- F
           |     |
     F --- S --- S --- L
           |     |
           L     F
--- End code ---
If you look to the middle of the plant you can see that a flower is connected to two stem cells.  A leaf or flower should only be connect to one other cell.  The problem can also occur when four stem cells join in a 'closed loop'.  A plant should not split and then grow back together.

If anyone has any ideas on how this problems can be fixed, or if you come up with a solution, I would be most grateful as I can then proceeed with developing other areas of the plant such as reproduction.

As an aside this is what the plant looks like the cells are moved.

--- Code: ---           L
           |
     L --- S --- F
           |
     F --- S --- S --- L
           |     |
           L     F


               L  L  F
                \ | /
                 \|/
            L  F  S
             \ | /
              \|/
               S
               |
               |
            F  S  L
             \ | /
              \|/
               S

The order of the stems in the 2nd plant from the bottom up are:- Bottom right, bottom left and top of the 1st plant.  (Hope this makes sense!!)
--- End code ---
As you can see the organism now looks more plant like.  Eventually I would like the plant to grow like this on it own.

Thanks for your help.

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