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From: kjlg74
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  • @kjlg74 How much time did it take to make? like in days?

  • please dont take this offensively at all, i just really want to know, how can people listen to music like this??

  • He looks so happy :') lol

  • I bet Richard Dawkins would've found this fascinating.

  • the creature i have is stuck in a rut it didnt seem to change throughout 15 generations, any tips to help it evolve further?

  • i downloaded this software , but i dont understand a thing :P

  • that so cool my computer wont run the program right it goes one frame at a time :/

  • Now imagine a AI with this kind of algorith, it would rule the world in matter of days.

  • wonderful i just wish i had the time patence or understanding of the program to see a creture as good as this

  • So this is possibly what virtual evolution could promise. All I've seen are videos with early stage creatures that look stupid and flop around. But this, with heavily evolved creatures with many generations looks great.

  • @nlicky Thanks :)

    Many of my creatures do look fairly feeble, but now and then some elegant ones arise, like this one.

  • @kjlg74 Yeah and imagine what gen youre cats is. or YOU are. thats not just 1000st. more like 1000 bilion

  • @kjlg74 give it a 1mill years and boom... here we are :D

  • @nlicky Watch what the best in the industry are doing in evolutionary computing. watch?v=ySRvKzZsDqw

  • Wow! Really efficient!

  • Is it possible to download this program somewhere?

  • @adamkyler

    lol read description fail

  • Read the description.

  • You came out with frog. COOL!!

  • This is the second best creature!

    Second to the end over end snake.

  • I count it as one of my personal favorites too. In fact, I added a new "favorites" page to the creatures web site.

  • Are the legs and bilaterly coded for or are they all different mutations over time?

  • For each limb there's a gene that determines whether it will be mirrored. When a limb is mirrored, a copy of it grows out of the other side of the block from which it sprouts - identical except flipped.

    That makes bilateral symmetry occur fairly easily. Now and then I see something like trilateral symmetry appearing, but it's a kind of 'make-shift' trilateral symmetry - by having a limb mirrored and then having another of the same type that isn't mirrored, all sprouting from the same block.

  • I was thinking, have you ever wondered showing a computer programming company (beats me what it would actually be called) you're program so they could make it even better, like changing blocks into bones and making it a bit more user friendly and so on?

  • Sorry for the slow reply. Yes, that's something I've considered. I might do that one day - still, I'd kinda like to beef it up on my own a bit more first (or a lot more) - just hard to find the time to do that :)

  • Awesome. ^_^

  • Wow, nice symmetry on this one.

  • great one

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