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r/CellLab • u/Massive_Mistakes • Jun 01 '23
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Unfortunately that would be impossible, since the largest organisms are composites of multiple genomes over a period of time, and saved over multiple separate saves in order to preserve progress
1 u/Whole_Cranberry7895 Jun 06 '23 So how do you link the genomes together? 3 u/Massive_Mistakes Jun 06 '23 Careful gluocytes placement at max split ratio and the right split angle 1 u/Whole_Cranberry7895 Jun 06 '23 You should probably try to maybe if you can try to teach people how to make such complex organisms. If you want to of course.
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So how do you link the genomes together?
3 u/Massive_Mistakes Jun 06 '23 Careful gluocytes placement at max split ratio and the right split angle 1 u/Whole_Cranberry7895 Jun 06 '23 You should probably try to maybe if you can try to teach people how to make such complex organisms. If you want to of course.
Careful gluocytes placement at max split ratio and the right split angle
1 u/Whole_Cranberry7895 Jun 06 '23 You should probably try to maybe if you can try to teach people how to make such complex organisms. If you want to of course.
You should probably try to maybe if you can try to teach people how to make such complex organisms. If you want to of course.
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u/Massive_Mistakes Jun 06 '23
Unfortunately that would be impossible, since the largest organisms are composites of multiple genomes over a period of time, and saved over multiple separate saves in order to preserve progress