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Botsareus:
Close. In normal mode the more bots there are (light sysvar approches zero) the less energy the robot can extract from chloroplasts. Therefore, To compensate for the decrease in light that bots are causing, at "lower light levels" it is not a good idea to have many chloroplasts. Given by: *.chlr *.light <

I have posted this graph once before, take a look @ it again.

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What you see is, given the normal feeding rate is 150, what the actual feeding rate is based on chloroplast levels (the chloroplast levels are color coded) At 16,000 chloroplasts and 50% light the robots get fed a standard 150. You should also see what happens when the screen is completely filled up (i.e. light is zero) If the normal feeding rate is 150 the robots are actually loosing 150 units with 32,000 chloroplasts.

This was all based on how Shvarz explained it happens in real life.

Testlund:
I see! Interesting!

MysticalDumpling:
This is all good, but I'm trying to get the bots all straight out, like in a chain (like jeffalish). I cant see where in  the code that can happen though...  :huh:

Botsareus:
Dumpling, you may be interested in this link here:

http://forum.darwinbots.com/index.php/topic,6186.msg1388185.html#msg1388185

MysticalDumpling:
Thanks! Ill post up the working version later...  :D

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