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can you please give me the genome file of the living trap which is partially covered by"soil"
plus the corals and the bouyocyte producing creature
dont forget genome files please
Yahammad wrote: ↑Sat May 02, 2020 7:39 am
can you please give me the genome file of the living trap which is partially covered by"soil"
plus the corals and the bouyocyte producing creature
dont forget genome files please
Some substrates are published in the video descriptions on YT, check them out...
Yahammad wrote: ↑Tue Jun 23, 2020 5:47 am
i don't want the substrate i want the living trap i have already downloaded the substrate from the video description
Tap on a random cell of the worm and open the genome tab. Then go to edit M1 and set it to the initial cell. Then you can put it everywhere you want.
Yahammad wrote: ↑Tue Jun 23, 2020 5:47 am
i don't want the substrate i want the living trap i have already downloaded the substrate from the video description
Tap on a random cell of the worm and open the genome tab. Then go to edit M1 and set it to the initial cell. Then you can put it everywhere you want.
i know but this works with workers only i want the QUEEN
Yahammad wrote: ↑Tue Jun 23, 2020 5:47 am
i don't want the substrate i want the living trap i have already downloaded the substrate from the video description
Tap on a random cell of the worm and open the genome tab. Then go to edit M1 and set it to the initial cell. Then you can put it everywhere you want.
i know but this works with workers only i want the QUEEN
Queen!? There is only one bobbit worm there, I think?
Alir001 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 1:22 pm
The m1 isn't the starting cell of the bobbit worm
I think it is the m12...?
I don't know, my file explorer in my phone don't recognise .substrate file as a Cell Lab file, so I can't test it myself. Try making each cell mode the initial and you will find out.
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Try making each cell mode the initial and you will find out.