addseo1234 wrote:Other solutions are possible,

Like ...?

Cyanyde secrocytes are a better option, as devoroucytes don't consume when full.

Maybe a layer limit could make it easier.

I feel that with the wire cells suggested in other topic something like this may be viable. Having a relay system for substances that decreases the rate of decay, allowing the changes to be more stable and be a reflection of small periods of time, as opposed to just the volatile detection of chunks ...

Copy the minelayers and examine the genome so you can make something similar.

Once the initial red cells die, the stemocytes won't be able to differentiate into devorocytes, which should be the egg.

Once red cells die the solution's species becomes sterile, thus completing the challenge.

I have already thought of a way this could work. I'm trying to replicate the mechanism with which sailboats can travel in different directions no matter the direction of the wind, even though this is its only propulsion. As far as I'm getting I don't think is possible. There it must be a complicated...

I would have joined, but I kinda knew Bwisialo had a secret weapon.

You seem to have a problem I very often suffer. Great, brilliant ideas but poor execution. I might have help you with the reproduction problem. I had to modify the flagellocytes strength some nutrient priority rebalance, and finally put it in an environment I feel this creature belongs. https://www....

The YouTube channel has way more traffic than the forum, maybe you can make the video like planned, and at the end invite the viewers to join a big tournament that will be streamed.

I guess I'm gonna try that, i just wish I could root this weirdo to put in my premium file manager.