Darwinbots Forum
Code center => Bugs and fixes => Topic started by: Shen on April 08, 2005, 10:51:35 AM
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Renaming or deleting a Bot used in the current or loaded settings then starting the sim causes the program to ask for the location but doesnt accept it and needs a three finger salute. Fairly serious
The species starting position grid doesnt save properly. Sometimes not at all sometimes one of the corners is misplaced causing wierdness. Annoying for ant bots.
New mutation panel. In the mutation tab the 'Cycles at 16x' button increases the 'Cycles at 1/16th'. Also 1/16th bit only says 'Cycles at'. Manualy typing in the cycles wanted works though.
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Renaming or deleting a Bot used in the current or loaded settings then starting the sim causes the program to ask for the location but doesnt accept it and needs a three finger salute. Fairly serious
Could you be a bit more specific please. I haven't seen this bug and can't make it happen either.
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Ok example. When im working on bots I lke to have my half working version in a settings file for ease of testing. But if I rename the bot to something else the setting file would still be pointed to the old filename and I would get the message
ATTENZIONE!! FILE DNA NON TROVATO:
PROVARE A SOSITUIRLO O CERCARLO NELLA DIR ROBOTS
But if I start the sim anyway it asks where the dna file is but wont accept it when pointed to it.
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Oh I see now.
So what you are doing is trying to load up a robot DNA file that doesn't exist.
What would you like fixed here. Obviously I can't make the program go searching for a non-existant file. Would you just like to have the sim refuse to start instead of crashing?
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Whatever is easier for you works for me, its a pretty obscure bug :)
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What about a save as xyz.txt and restart feature that uses that bot? This way if you see a bot evolve an interesting behavior the sim could be restarted with the new species for futher evolution.
Could we cut down on the hashmarks? I can understand them when they're used for net sharing but we don't...Makes it a pain to delete them whenever I'm testing offspring against their parents.
Endy B)