Some of us probably have created tons of genomes and substrate before and searching our unfinished work could be frustrating because of huge number of genomes and substrate we have. I suggest to have a feature that allows us to create folder and save our files on it and a "sort by" option ...

No problem

Okay, I just realized that Path 1 overrides the path 2, you're right. So I guess a delay might solve the problem. Set the input of path 1 to Cell age and set the b to 1.00 and c to 0.02, there will be a delay before the stemocyte differentiate again and there will be also short time for senseocyte t...

Try M1 split to M2, M3. M2 will not split and M3 will split to M4(Stemocyte), M5(senseocyte).M5 sense type = wall, output value = set it it to 5.0. M6 differentiation path 1 = set Mode to M1, move the slider to max value, Differentiation path 2 = set Mode to M7(Gluocyte), Signal substance dependence...

Petter disagree on the idea of adding more modes in cell lab before. If you click the link you can read the full explanation of why Petter don't want to add more modes in cell lab. This request has been made many times before and generally it is good to search if a suggestion has been made already. ...

Try opening the cell lab file with other file explorer.
I use ES File explorer to open cell lab files.

Discord wrote: ↑Tue Jun 23, 2020 9:20 am Actually this is not a bug

I read in older discussions that stemocyte will not reset its age if it differentiates.

Brabygg wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 9:22 am

RedShift wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 4:43 am When I inspect other's genome, it requires more than 64 cells before you can see the full form of what they created. I got curious on how they do that.

They probably did that by testing the genome in the microscope rather than in the preview window.

Hmmmm... that makes sense.

Does the number of cells in preview window varies depending on the device you are using or it is same to every device? (My phone can only display 64 cells. When I inspect other's genome, it requires more than 64 cells before you can see the full form of what they created. I got curious on how they d...

It is in the emoji section of your phone's keyboard.