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Old Henk:
Hi,

After reading the astronomy idea, I got an idea for implementing different areas in one simulation, connected by tunnels (like the internet sharing tunnel).

With different fields one can simulate different areas. This can be done with larger size simulations, but: It is difficult to oversee a large sim; it gets chaotic.

As to overseeing the different areas, a 'tab system' similar to Firefox (an internet browser) could be used.

What do you think?

Henk  :)

Botsareus:
Get 10 computers , Get a hub , Semulate all the tunnels you want with Internet Sharing...

Thats How 'Bots, Inc' works. (I still have no idea what they do with 10 computers , just gessing)

Numsgil:
Running 'levels' within the same simulation could be really interesting.  It wouldn't be hard to modify the internet sharing code to work on seperate instances of the same simulation within the program.

Definately makes keeping tabs on large simulations possible. (<- I made a pun :P)

Zelos:
if you want different areas, you can simply add areas where you have alot of Fe or S or light whit some tools numsgil could add. then the line between them is where its get to little of each one.

PurpleYouko:
Right

Build a wall of coral or something with a small gap for the odd robot to get through but which won't allow very much diffusion through the grid and there you go, niches.

Make a whole maze this way if you like. Full of rooms with different sources and sinks. Get a net flow along coridoors of different things in different directions.

Once this e-grid is fully functioanl the sky is the limit.

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