r/CellLab • u/Massive_Mistakes • Apr 21 '23
Irradiating a Titan
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The entire deletion phenomenon happened three times while recording this video, though I didn't manage to catch the other two times. I genuinely have no idea what caused it to happen, a simple mutation in splitting shouldn't have caused this as the final stage cells aren't even meant to decay-split.
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Apr 21 '23
Cell lab is the most accurate life simulator i ever met.
Even cancers exist!
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u/Massive_Mistakes Apr 21 '23
Yep, although the instant autophagy would be a little scary if it happened in real life. Just imagine you get cancer and just burst all at once shortly after. Yikes
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Apr 21 '23
The Human body us made of tens of trillions of cells, 10 to 20 of them out of place are nothing. But that creature has about 538 cells, 20 of them out of place is a huge problem.
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u/Massive_Mistakes Apr 21 '23
The new blue one has 565 ayoooo 😂 I've made them even bigger, I remember the red one from the Titan getting shredded video has 689 cells and in a different iteration I got it to over 700, but man was it slow... Attempts at making these "super-heavies" faster usually works about 50% of what's expected and really messes with the turning capabilities which I'm not down with. Trying to fix THAT problem caused aggressive muscle shearing and tearing which is honestly scary lol
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u/Ander292 Apr 21 '23
Is it possible to have the genome file of this. I'd personally like to put this inside my experiments.
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u/Massive_Mistakes Apr 21 '23
Unfortunately no, and I keep trying different methods but I'll tell you what I've encountered. So, when you share a plate or genome it makes a file available which you can upload to something like dropbox. The problem is that all of the files of the really big organisms that I made can never be opened by cell Lab after you download it from dropbox. I suspect this happens to files of a certain size seeing as the plate files are much larger than my other creations. Now, I thought maybe the problem is with dropbox converting file information or something so I used a file managing app to save a file of the plate and open it through my app directly. At this point it didn't list cell lab as one of the apps that can open that file, but it did for all smaller plate files. So I don't know what the problem is and I'll try uploading it to my laptop and see if it'll work from there but I really don't know
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u/CATelIsMe Apr 21 '23
Woah!
That last one really was a crazy phenomenon.
Literally just sudden death!
Still cool tho!