achilles1
Opengl simulation of artificial life and evolution
Usage
achilles [-x
<num
of
blocks
in
x
axis>]
[-z
<num
of
blocks
in
z
axis>]
[-f
<num
of
initial
foods>]
[<num
of
initial
creatures>]
[-v]
[-h]
Overview
This manual page documents briefly the achilles commands. It is an artificial evolution simulation based on Hebbian neural networks and ideas set forth in Larry Yaeger's PolyWorld. Run the achilles -h command to find out the default values for the options.
Options
-x <num of blocks in the x axis>
|
How big the world should be, along the x axis. |
|---|---|
-z <num of blocks in the z axis>
|
How big the world should be, along the z axis. |
-f <num of initial foods>
|
How many food items there should be at the start. |
<num of initial creatures>
|
How many creatures the world should start off with. |
-
-v -
Output the version number.
-
-h -
Output a help text.
Releases
Unchanged in 12 releases since Debian 3.0 (Woody).