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<Updated> This is a prototype for the SFPI challenge. This bot is built with a more complex brain structure; A pseudorandom relaxed signal, a sensory decipherer for wall detectors, excitable motor ganglia and a 2 min memory!

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Sylvenia 15th Jul 2016

BTW I have the skrew-in socket done and am still revolutionizing the light bulb in tpt
Sylvenia 15th Jul 2016

Karakanlud: Should we make it a competition? And also, could you say that again differently, I am not sure I understand
Karakanlud 15th Jul 2016

Sylvenia: Right, I'm thinking about making some learning material for it, as most of it isn't too complicated, and the way how you put the parts together and what functions are implemented is kind of arbitrary. It could be a good material for competitions too.
Sylvenia 15th Jul 2016

Karakanlud: not really, but I do need to make an "outlet" to skrew it in, and make it functional.
Karakanlud 15th Jul 2016

Check out new version: ID:2015534 I tried to replace the randomizers in it, so these chaos cores and ganglias (at least theoretically) produce inner chaos influenced by movement/experiences.
Karakanlud 15th Jul 2016

xteric: There are other dtec's with a lower range. They aren't wired to the brain, they only prevent the robot to crash.
xteric 15th Jul 2016

@Karakanlud as I see it the DTEC has an range over 3-2 pixels, why have that when it's only supposed to stop at 2-3 pixels range?
MEOWS 15th Jul 2016

leeazu using a single emp pixel seems to do the job
Karakanlud 15th Jul 2016

leeazu: It's not wired to always do that. There are setups which will make it stick to the wall instead. But the proofreading should make it stop 2-3 pixels from the walls.
leeazu 15th Jul 2016

((ps how do i give it brain damage that doesn't make it so it dies comepletely i wanna see how it acts))

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My Tiny Brain 2 by Karakanlud

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