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Botsareus:
"derivatives." , hmm like:  6^0.5 =  3^0.5 * 2^0.5. ahh I know freedictionary.com , bingo

P.S.

I gess I only will have time to intergrate the ties by next week , sat  I got a DJ party to "attend"  :P , sunday I got to take a trip to my grandma. So I had a free gap tuday from 3pm to 9pm , o well going to sleep soon.

Edit:

ahhhh derivative, well Num If you actualy want to encurage people to make simple useless derivatives of bots then me and PY dont really agree with you. Unless there is a greater reason to this then I can see.

DOH! :blink:  , do you mean filter out bot derivatives that look suspicious?

Ulciscor:
Maybe 'strains' would be a better word instead of derivatives?


--- Quote ---do you mean filter out bot derivatives that look suspicious?
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I thought this meant that there should be a sort of structure for storing bots which are modified versions of other bots. Like a family tree. It would be hard to do here but could be done with databases and stuff. Now there's an idea...

Old Henk:
Maybe a #include command?

ie:
A shimazu that turns all the time:


#include shimazu.txt
cond
start
100 .aimdx store
stop

end

Numsgil:

--- Quote ---Maybe 'strains' would be a better word instead of derivatives?
--- End quote ---
Undoubtedly

Numsgil:

--- Quote ---Maybe a #include command?

ie:
A shimazu that turns all the time:


#include shimazu.txt
cond
start
100 .aimdx store
stop

end

--- End quote ---
That could work really well.

Youd have to label the genes as something, so you could overwrite some of them, or just add new ones.

Alot depends on if gene order will matter in future versions (I'm thinking not).

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