Evolving types of motion in a simple organism

[Nolan3001]

Source code???

[akaKL7]

Would you be so kind to post links to your sources (if they exist online) or any other staff like that coded in Python? And maybe links to forum/blog with some articles on simulation techniques and neural networks programming?

I cant imaging, how to code smth like this, but I'm really interested =)

[akaKL7]

This is awesome =)

Your vids prompted me to start learning Python =0

After C++ & Java it's quite unusual language for me, but it's interesting...

[joejackjojojo]

This is a cool video! How long did it take you to learn the basics of Python? And is it similar to that of a Java script?

[DoctorDraco]

Python is similar to Java. I don't know much about JavaScript, except that it isn't Java. There might be some similarities, I'm not sure. I would say I am fluent in Java and Python, and I haven't been using Python for more than 3 months. It's easy to pickup if you have prior knowledge in an OOPL.

[riffz]

This was really interesting.

[EdurarTe]

what about a sommersault, a backflip xD, a kickflip 180 lol, nice programming, very good AI stuff!!

[LaurenceTinshield]

For 4 evolved, springy net points they're actually kind cute.

[badmephisto]

its actually something much better, but it's relatively new (at least compared to java).

It's python. The library used to create visual stuff is called pygame.

[badmephisto]

sorry if i'm wasting some of my cubing subscribers' time, but i need these videos for my programming blog. (This however was the original purpose of this YouTube account)