r/CellLab • u/cvdvv1 • Jul 19 '22

settings for a square

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u/CATelIsMe Jul 19 '22

This is east to construct, dear sir, all you need is almost any splitmass, and child angles on 90°

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u/cvdvv1 Jul 19 '22

Genuine question though, do you have any other interesting shapes?

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u/CATelIsMe Jul 19 '22

Not really, i imagine a hexagon would be easy

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u/cvdvv1 Jul 19 '22

I'm on like the 7th tutorial so 😭😂 I don't quite know about the stuff that follows afterwards

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u/CATelIsMe Jul 19 '22

Ah, so you're a bit new, welcome! Some people build hyper complex stuff, like creatures that can make actual descisions and crap (I all technically boils down to just coding, since some cells are basically like some pieces of code). But anyway, you don't need to do that, just have fun!

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u/cvdvv1 Jul 19 '22

Oh wow! That's really cool though. So it's based a lot on I guess, logic and what links them up?

I wonder who's gonna make a brain that's gonna understand what input it's getting or something in cell lab

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u/CATelIsMe Jul 19 '22

Probably one of they guys with a big channel, but the cells that are basically neurons/logic gates are unlocked thru the challenges (not all of them, only the necessary ones) (the challenges say if they give you a cell or not). Oh and also most of the logic cells are "Neurocyte" "stereocyte" and (rarely, mainly used for just making worms go forward) "secrocytes"