Search For Powder Intelligence returns! by perogiepro

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22nd Dec 2015

10th Jan 2016

We are back, refurbished and with new ideas. Read all of our old discussion on the forum under a topic called Evolution in a video game! Anyways the main plan is to create small bots that eat to survive, reproduce, and then change (genes). Check list.

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  Windspren 28th Dec 2015
  No, if you read my post about it, different gasses (oxygen, hydogen, co2) behave differently in a gas randomizer, making a co2 cell behave differently than a boyl cell. You could "mate" those cells and get one with co2 and boyl in the randomizer, making the cell "evolve"
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  Windspren 28th Dec 2015
  Not GAS gas, but gasses like OXYG.
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  msasterisk 28th Dec 2015
  If you mean that it will mutate too fast, that's sort of the point. If you mean it will catch fire/break the robot... yeah that's a problem.
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  classeh 28th Dec 2015
  Err, so we're making a genome out of gas? Isn't that a bit unstable?
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  msasterisk 28th Dec 2015
  Also, post the ID of the cell with the hole. I want to see it please.
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  msasterisk 28th Dec 2015
  Wait... to detect different gasses, we would want DTEC, wouldn't we?
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  Windspren 28th Dec 2015
  BTW, I almost have a working cell with a hole in the center. It has a few bugs, but...
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  Windspren 28th Dec 2015
  The point is for it to be able to detect many kinds of gasses, so we can use combinations of gas to create a genome for each cell. TSNS detects anything with a higher temp, so we use that.
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  msasterisk 28th Dec 2015
  Seriously, We don't need TSNS. Just use the INVS, put some sort of gas, and use DTEC instead of TSNS. It works just as well.
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  msasterisk 28th Dec 2015
  *Wonders why nobody has thought of DTEC yet*