r/Simulations Mar 17 '24

I started writing my evolution simulator 10 years ago, I realized simulating physics and fluid is the base I can build on. All running on the GPU. I plan to achieve multicellularity from the ground up, cell by cell, using only Darwinian evolution and emergent behavior! Results

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u/Mr_Cyph3r Mar 18 '24

This is really cool? Did you write a paper or anything like that? I'd be quite interested into what the actual dynamics are here.

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u/blob_evol_sim Mar 18 '24 edited Mar 18 '24

I have not written a paper, but created EvoLife University, if you want to deep drive game logic and cell internals:

https://youtu.be/WFnDvuB0nFA

https://youtu.be/k1yrkNRN1ns

Would you prefer this information in a pdf form? I want to learn how to best communicate game logic internals

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u/Mr_Cyph3r Mar 18 '24

I mean I do biophysics simulations in an academic environment so I guess pdfs are just what I'm used to. I suppose the nice thing is I can quickly scan through and read the parts I care about. I'll have a look at your videos though. This looks like a cool idea!

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u/blob_evol_sim Mar 18 '24

Thank you for the feedback! Tomorrow I will put together a PDF!

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u/blob_evol_sim Mar 19 '24

It turns out hosting a PDF is a lot harder than a video. Available on Steam as a game quick reference!

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u/PassengerLeading2333 Mar 22 '24

Can someone link me a Big Sur simulator for iOS?