Ciciinho wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 5:11 pm yeah but how do i find these in the downloads, i keep searching and they just dont appear

Make sure they are in the Downloads folder. Maybe they are downloaded to some other folder

Virocyte has only one setting - Copy gene to. It defines from where and to where the virus will be copied. For example you have a cell with such a genome: M1 -> M2 -> M3 -> M4 -> M5 and a virus with this genome and "copy gene to" = 2: M1 -> M2 -> M3 -> M4 -> M5 when this virus infects a ce...

Yeetyboi! wrote: ↑Sat Aug 07, 2021 3:20 pm I did genome stuff so I did make swimmers

Yeah, but can you make smart swimmers?

Only Petter knows exactly how it works

There have been many discussions of this, and I have answered in a lot of details, many times. Please post in those threads if you have further questions :). I understand if you want to sell the PC version. But the Android version is free and you didn't say if you wanted to sell it. If you are goin...

I added a spinal cord to your millipede. Maybe it will be easier to understand if you see how it works (it's the second type of wire)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ysYcPs ... sp=sharing

1. SImply add neurocytes along the spine that react to S1 (example) and produce S1. The signal will fade, but much slower. Just don't make the reaction too strong or else it will shortcut and will not fade at all. 2. The second solution can transport signals to bigger distances, but it is more diffi...

But there is no video

I'm not sure that "nature mechanisms" work exactly as you mentioned. Yes, there are mechanisms that protect DNA from mutation in nature, such as junk DNA and antimutagens. Junk DNA is useless parts of DNA. Human DNA has 98% of junk DNA, so mutations have only 2% chance to change the phenot...

I tried to translate the post, this is what i came up with.

Two-celled swimmers
Put a phagocyte into a petry dish and it becomes a swimmer. Simple, right?