Generations - 3d Conway's Game of Life Simulator

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Xerol
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Generations - 3d Conway's Game of Life Simulator

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http://xerol.org/generations

Source is included, there's still a ton to be done (see the bottom of the webpage for planned features). I haven't been able to test if it'll build on linux, if anyone can do that (or has issues) please let me know.

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High Quality Demo/Tutorial Video
Dr_D
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Post by Dr_D »

Looks really neat man. Why didn't you add "FreeBASIC" to your youtube taglines though? :(
Xerol
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Post by Xerol »

Dr_D wrote:Looks really neat man. Why didn't you add "FreeBASIC" to your youtube taglines though? :(
I did to this one. I didn't want to "promote" FB with my crappier videos.
nkk_kan
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Post by nkk_kan »

nice stuff!
Lachie Dazdarian
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Post by Lachie Dazdarian »

Well, runs super smooth on my new PC. I only don't get the vertical movement of the cells. What does it represent?
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Post by Hezad »

Very cool ! I programmed a game of life once but yours is truly neat :)

So you're using the 3rd coordinate as time ? Did you try to use it as a movement direction for the cells ?

I don't know what it would do but hey that's just an idea :p

Once again, very cool game of life's demo :)
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Post by Deleter »

Sweet, though I also wonder why you didn't experiment with a 3d game of life where each cell has 26 neighbors. Who knows what you could get then lol. Its very cool as it is though, v. nice work.
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