Game of Life - Revision history

Charles: /* GameOfLife.scn */

2006-11-09T02:22:22Z

GameOfLife.scn

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	GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file		GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file
	SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.		SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.
	// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[Scenario Reference#Simulation control\|here]].		// More information on SimPriority can be found [[Scenario Reference#Simulation control\|here]].

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Charles: /* GameOfLife.scn */

2006-11-09T02:22:03Z

GameOfLife.scn

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	GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file		GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file
	SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.		SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.
	// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[Scenario Reference#Simulation control]].		// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[Scenario Reference#Simulation control\|here]].

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Charles: /* GameOfLife.scn */

2006-11-09T02:21:39Z

GameOfLife.scn

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	GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file		GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file
	SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.		SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.
	// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[Scenario Reference#Simulation control ~~MORE~~]] ~~under Simulation Control~~.		// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[Scenario Reference#Simulation control]].

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Charles: /* GameOfLife.scn */

2006-11-09T02:21:22Z

GameOfLife.scn

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:21, 9 November 2006
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	GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file		GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file
	SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.		SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.
	// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[Scenario Reference#Simulation control]] under Simulation Control.		// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[Scenario Reference#Simulation control MORE]] under Simulation Control.

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Charles: /* GameOfLife.scn */

2006-11-09T02:21:00Z

GameOfLife.scn

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	GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file		GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file
	SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.		SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.
	// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[~~Scenario_Reference~~#~~Simulation_control~~]] under Simulation Control.		// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[Scenario Reference#Simulation control]] under Simulation Control.

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Charles: /* GameOfLife.scn */

2006-11-09T02:20:47Z

GameOfLife.scn

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	GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file		GameOfLife.sel // This line tells SELES to go and find the correct .sel model file
	SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.		SimPriority Low Priority // This line priorizes the modelling process versus other tasks your computer has going.
	// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[~~Scenario Reference~~]] under Simulation Control.		// More information on SimPriority can be found in [[Scenario_Reference#Simulation_control]] under Simulation Control.

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Charles: /* Suggested Experiments */

2006-11-08T21:15:02Z

Suggested Experiments

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	[[Image:GameOfLife_Flyers.jpg]]		[[Image:GameOfLife_Flyers.jpg]]

	The left window is zoomed (use right mouse button) so you can see a close-up of several groups of cells that move across this virtual space. (Or, Space? Yes, it looks a bit like that scene from the Empire Strikes Back when the Millenium Falcon escapes from a [http://starwars.wikia.com/images/thumb/5/50/Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg/400px-Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg Star Destroyer]. Would you agree that SELES is, potentially, a tool for story boarding SciFi movies? Alternatively, for all you budding Lucas-~~types~~, here's another ~~model of that moment in movie history~~: [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaptainkobold/284929921/in/set-1728541/ "No ship that small..."].)		The left window is zoomed (use right mouse button) so you can see a close-up of several groups of cells that move across this virtual space. (Or, Space? Yes, it looks a bit like that scene from the Empire Strikes Back when the Millenium Falcon escapes from a [http://starwars.wikia.com/images/thumb/5/50/Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg/400px-Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg Star Destroyer]. Would you agree that SELES is, potentially, a tool for story boarding SciFi movies? Alternatively, for all you budding Lucas-wannabees, here's another modelling system: [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaptainkobold/284929921/in/set-1728541/ "No ship that small..."].)

Charles: /* Suggested Experiments */

2006-11-08T21:13:46Z

Suggested Experiments

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	#Change 'numNeighbs EQ 3' to 'numNeighbs EQ 2'; what happens?		#Change 'numNeighbs EQ 3' to 'numNeighbs EQ 2'; what happens?

	Through your ~~experimets~~, you should have noticed artifacts called gliders. For the screen shot below, I changed pInitial to 0.005 and in GameOfLife.lse "CellState = IF (CellState EQ 0) AND (numNeighbs EQ 2) THEN 1"...		Through your experiments, you should have noticed artifacts called <b>gliders</b>. For the screen shot below, I changed pInitial to 0.005 and in GameOfLife.lse "CellState = IF (CellState EQ 0) AND (numNeighbs EQ 2) THEN 1"...

	[[Image:GameOfLife_Flyers.jpg]]		[[Image:GameOfLife_Flyers.jpg]]

	The left window is zoomed (use right mouse button) so you can see a close-up of several groups of cells that move across this virtual space. (Or, Space? Yes, it looks a bit like that scene from the Empire Strikes Back when the Millenium Falcon escapes from a [http://starwars.wikia.com/images/thumb/5/50/Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg/400px-Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg Star Destroyer]. Would you agree that SELES is, potentially, a tool for story boarding SciFi movies? Alternatively, for all you budding Lucas-types, here's another model of that moment in movie history: [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaptainkobold/284929921/in/set-1728541/ "No ship that small..."].)		The left window is zoomed (use right mouse button) so you can see a close-up of several groups of cells that move across this virtual space. (Or, Space? Yes, it looks a bit like that scene from the Empire Strikes Back when the Millenium Falcon escapes from a [http://starwars.wikia.com/images/thumb/5/50/Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg/400px-Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg Star Destroyer]. Would you agree that SELES is, potentially, a tool for story boarding SciFi movies? Alternatively, for all you budding Lucas-types, here's another model of that moment in movie history: [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaptainkobold/284929921/in/set-1728541/ "No ship that small..."].)

Charles: /* Suggested Experiments */

2006-11-08T21:12:41Z

Suggested Experiments

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	[[Image:GameOfLife_Flyers.jpg]]		[[Image:GameOfLife_Flyers.jpg]]

	The left window is zoomed (use right mouse button) so you can see a close-up of several groups of cells that move across this virtual space. (Yes, it looks a bit like that scene from the Empire Strikes Back when the Millenium Falcon escapes from a [http://starwars.wikia.com/images/thumb/5/50/Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg/400px-Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg Star Destroyer]. Would you agree that SELES is, potentially, a tool for story boarding SciFi movies? Alternatively, for all you budding Lucas-types, here's another model of that moment in movie history: [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaptainkobold/284929921/in/set-1728541/ "No ship that small..."].)		The left window is zoomed (use right mouse button) so you can see a close-up of several groups of cells that move across this virtual space. (Or, Space? Yes, it looks a bit like that scene from the Empire Strikes Back when the Millenium Falcon escapes from a [http://starwars.wikia.com/images/thumb/5/50/Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg/400px-Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg Star Destroyer]. Would you agree that SELES is, potentially, a tool for story boarding SciFi movies? Alternatively, for all you budding Lucas-types, here's another model of that moment in movie history: [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaptainkobold/284929921/in/set-1728541/ "No ship that small..."].)

Charles: /* Suggested Experiments */

2006-11-08T21:12:17Z

Suggested Experiments

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	[[Image:GameOfLife_Flyers.jpg]]		[[Image:GameOfLife_Flyers.jpg]]

	The left window is zoomed (use right mouse button) so you can see a close-up of several groups of cells that move across this virtual ~~landscape~~. (Yes, it looks a bit like that scene from the Empire Strikes Back when the Millenium Falcon escapes from a [http://starwars.wikia.com/images/thumb/5/50/Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg/400px-Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg Star Destroyer]. Would you agree that SELES is, potentially, a tool for story boarding SciFi movies? Alternatively, for all you budding Lucas-types, here's another model of that moment in movie history: [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaptainkobold/284929921/in/set-1728541/ "No ship that small..."].)		The left window is zoomed (use right mouse button) so you can see a close-up of several groups of cells that move across this virtual space. (Yes, it looks a bit like that scene from the Empire Strikes Back when the Millenium Falcon escapes from a [http://starwars.wikia.com/images/thumb/5/50/Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg/400px-Falcon-destroyer-chase.jpg Star Destroyer]. Would you agree that SELES is, potentially, a tool for story boarding SciFi movies? Alternatively, for all you budding Lucas-types, here's another model of that moment in movie history: [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaptainkobold/284929921/in/set-1728541/ "No ship that small..."].)