New tie structures

[Numsgil]

Modding's probably better now that I think of it.   I'm hoping that it will improve mutations (but only time will tell!)

Context sensitive read and write commands probably will work well, I don't see any problems with them.  If settie is 0 (ie: unset) then readtie and writetie take an extra value from the stack.

Sounds good!

[Numsgil]

I'll probably start implementing this code rather soon when I start coding tie physics.  Probably some time in the next few weeks.  People who haven't read this yet give it a good read and comment before I actually commit anything to code.

I know, it's long.  I'll write a summary and start it as a new topic later maybe.  It's still a good read, shows you the process of the refinement of an idea .

[PurpleYouko]

It's also a little complex for those who aren't intimitely familiar with the internal tie structure of the bots.

We could probably use a wiki article about the way that bots address their ties within the program structure.

[Griz]

I know, it's long. I'll write a summary and start it as a new topic later maybe. It's still a good read, shows you the process of the refinement of an idea .

another excellent example of the process of evolution. ;)
it includes our ideas/concepts/memes ...
life is dynamic ... life that is static isn't life ... it's dead.

anyone here familiar with the books/ideas of richard dawkins?
or should that be another thread?

~griz~

[Numsgil]

Hmm, keep threads on topic?  I don't think we've ever tried that before.

Might be a good idea to give it a shot.   :lol:

[PurpleYouko]

Hmm, keep threads on topic? I don't think we've ever tried that before.

Might be because of the woefully crappy moderating here.

Where is MP when we need him? He is about the only person who ever tried to control the place. The rest of us are way too busy waffling about every idea that crosses our collective consciousnesses.