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Testlund:
Some bots gain chloroplasts when they shouldn't. No .mkchlr command in the dna.

Panda:
Hmmmmmmmmm, I have no idea about this. I'll have a look at this later.

Botsareus:
What is the name of the robot? There is a good chance that it is not using .mkchlr directly. Example:

It may doing something like:

160 910 11 add store

which will be translated to:

160 921 store

that should translate to:

160 .mkchlr store

edit: there is no mutations in this simulation, that makes the problem easier to diagnose. I think the name of the robot being refereed to is "PokeMe." Panda do you want to take it, or you want to do it? If you want me to do it will not be earlier then 5pm Berlin time.

Testlund:
It's the bot PokeMe shown on the picture to the upper left. I know it doesn't have any dna for chloroplasts since I wrote it and it hasn't mutated yet. There are a few other bots with the same if you click around.  :)

Botsareus:
oh sorry, did not see the picy right away.

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