Game of Death

Game of Death - 1.0

Daniel Gabriele (publius)

Tags:

ai conway gameoflife automaton cellularautomata finitestate

Description

The name of the game follows from life's natural complementarity with death. No, it doesn't mean anything morose -- not unless you consider cellular automata morose -- in that case, you are a strange person. #### By the way, I tried to structure the code clearly and concisely for anyone who's interested. #### #### Rules #### CLICK, HOLD, MOVE LEFT MOUSE BUTTON TO SEED CELLS # (LEFT/RIGHT) decrease/increase update speed (default: max) # (DOWN/UP) decrease/increase alpha channel (transparency) # (C) clear the ashes of cells that have died # (R) toggle random colors # (H) for help # (Q) to quit #### To Run the Game #### Linux: $python life.py # Windows: err... ummm... click on it!

Links

Home Page: http://plaza.ufl.edu/publius/
Source: http://plaza.ufl.edu/publius/life.tar

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Releases

Game of Death - 1.0 - Jun 8, 2009

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June 8, 2009 11:21am - Robin Wellner - nickname: (gyvox)
Replacing the product with ((x,y) for x in range(-1, 2) for y in range(-1,2)) works.
June 8, 2009 10:21am - Daniel Gabriele - nickname: (publius)
Yes, Python 2.6 is needed. Perhaps later tonight I'll include a 2.5 version that uses a regular list comprehension rather than itertool's cartesian product.
June 8, 2009 9:24am - hideto - nickname: (hide)
Look like python 2.6 needed cause you use "itertools.product".