coffindragger · February 22, 2012 06:46
diff --git a/examples.d b/examples.d
 (NRG > 6000)              # if have over 6000 nrg
    [reproduce 50]        # reproduce giving 50% to child
    [turn -15]            # turn 15 degrees after spawning


 (EYE.5 > 0)                   # there is something directly in front of us
    shoot(-1)

 # follow something
 (EYE.4 > 0)
    turn(10)
 (EYE.6 > 0)
    turn(-10)
diff --git a/gistfile1.txt b/gistfile1.txt
 An organism has DNA code, and Biological Memory. 
 DNA code is a series of if conditions and bodies, a sort of switch statement evaluated every cycle.
 Sensory organs are read from locations in memory and Muscles are operated by writing to locations in memory.
diff --git a/simplebot.d b/simplebot.d
 # Simple Bot (http://wiki.darwinbots.com/w/Simple_Bot)

 # a simple search pattern
 (EYE.3 > EYE.5)
    [aimdx -25]
 (EYE.7 > EYE.5)
    [aimdx 25]

 # move forward
 ()  # all genes must have a condition
    [up 5]

 # shoot food in front of us
 (EYE.5 > 40)
    [shoot -1]

 (NRG > 5000)
    [reproduce 50]
	(NRG > 6000) # if have over 6000 nrg
	[reproduce 50] # reproduce giving 50% to child
	[turn -15] # turn 15 degrees after spawning


	(EYE.5 > 0) # there is something directly in front of us
	shoot(-1)

	# follow something
	(EYE.4 > 0)
	turn(10)
	(EYE.6 > 0)
	turn(-10)
	An organism has DNA code, and Biological Memory.
	DNA code is a series of if conditions and bodies, a sort of switch statement evaluated every cycle.
	Sensory organs are read from locations in memory and Muscles are operated by writing to locations in memory.
	# Simple Bot (http://wiki.darwinbots.com/w/Simple_Bot)

	# a simple search pattern
	(EYE.3 > EYE.5)
	[aimdx -25]
	(EYE.7 > EYE.5)
	[aimdx 25]

	# move forward
	() # all genes must have a condition
	[up 5]

	# shoot food in front of us
	(EYE.5 > 40)
	[shoot -1]

	(NRG > 5000)
	[reproduce 50]