I like your organism which is always compact and keep things simple as much as you can. (^_^)

*Warmth my heart (^▽^)
Thank you for your support.

Actually, there are several more prototype in my list. Because I am so lonely and bored in my house. Let me share about my ideas and prototypes. (T_T) (1) "Real" Cell which contains the StemPrinter as its reproduction organ. (2) Uterus is an organ which can breed the massive organism. (3) Octopus Te...

I lost motivation of modifying C-Tube. My interest likes a fierce fire, it is very fast to burn out :( At the same time, I am testing another creation: "StemPrinter" but it requires many cell modes. In this case, I am trying to use adhesin setting of Stem cell to simplify the cell modes. For example...

Well... but thank for your response! (^_^)

By the way H4yw1r3 , I am sorry that I haven't finish the modify of my creation(C-Tube).

Umm...Hello?
Why the forum becomes so......quiet...? (@_@)

I will be glad to see more modes. At the same time, the mode buttons should be slightly bigger so it is easier to handle.
For the size of Petri dish, you can long press the button to change its size, isn't what you mean (@_@)

I understand your feeling (^_^) , it is very normal for many people so I want to share something to you and other people to know another possible solution of this challenge. Moreover, I believe that the meaning of “Annoying Limited Nitrates” is to forcing us to design a simple version of the Nanobot...

BenJV4, I just want to say something in order to sooth your mood.(Maybe) :3 Few months ago, I had a Nanobot concept that can keep spliting as "much" as I want. This is still working. However, I give up this big project because it was really difficult and complex for me on that time. Then I use a 5-c...

I have some other idea, maybe changing the surface of the target cell into Stemocytes. When it get attached by Gluocytes , it will change into a normal cell with a bit lower nutrient priority. Once it get enough nutrient, then split 1:9 in order to detach. Lastly, it turns back to the beginning Stem...