Hello everyone,
I'm new to this ng but I have been using Framsticks for some months now. It
is a great program!
I have done quite some evolution runs, and although most of them yielded
dull creatures, others resulted in more interesting ones.
The newest creature that I obtained is this "jumping arrow". It jumps in a
funny, rabbit-like fashion and it is quite fast. This is how it was made:
- random evolution for about 1 million cycles
- selection for distance for about 20 million cycles, with 10 creatures
simulated at once, otherwise standard settings.
This is the genotype:
((cfSX),MMXrLsXwX[| G :4.775,1 :-0.552][| * :-69.876,-1 :0.803],mX[@ -1
:883.393][ |-2 :0.768])
Has anyone got a similar creature?
By the way, can someone tell me what the different colors of the sticks
mean?
Re: Jumping arrow
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> The newest creature that I obtained is this "jumping arrow". It jumps in a
> funny, rabbit-like fashion and it is quite fast.
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> This is the genotype:
> ((cfSX),MMXrLsXwX[| G :4.775,1 :-0.552][| * :-69.876,-1 :0.803],mX[@ -1
> :883.393][ |-2 :0.768])
>
> Has anyone got a similar creature?
>
Yes, here is my "Jumping Y":
MX(X[| 0 :-0.893,G:0],rrLLX[G:-2.583]MX[| 0:0.797,-1:2.899])
and one of his ancesors "Moving Y"
X[2:-1.397](WX[ -1 :-4.285][| -2:1.428],rrX[1:-1.776,1 :-4.275]X[|
*:0.961,-1:1.698])
Re: Jumping arrow
I also evolved a creature, that is quite similar to yours. It's very
interesting to see, how it uses it's front arms to stabilize the jumping and
to minimize friction.
Check it out:
RRFFX[|1:1]MMMX[|G:-2.062,!:1][-1:1]rrfX(fffX[|-1:1],fffIX[|-2:-1])