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Game Of life 3D
This is a 3D version of Conway's Game of Life.
Always wonder how Conway's game of life would develops in a 3D environnment? now you can!
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3D interface (rotate, zoom, and explode)
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Settings GUI to change GOL3D rules run-time
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Play/Pause the simulation
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Color based on future cell state
It is a zero-player game, meaning that its evolution is determined by its initial state, requiring no further input.
One interacts with the Game of Life by creating an initial configuration and observing how it evolves.
In this version you can change the rules of the game and see the simulation in a 3D environment.
Note: the demo following gif takes a while to load
Running the project
Requirements
Executable
The project is already compiled and ready to run. You can download the executable for windows and linux here: releases
Instructions
Start the project, you can move the camera with your mouse
You can change game rules and view settings
Rules settings translation:
If alive:
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dies with less than
{specified}
neighbours -
dies with more than
{specified}
neighbours
If dead:
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dies with more than
{specified}
neighbours -
dies with less than
{specified}
neighbours
Development Requirements
This program run with Processing 2.2.2. Processing is a standalone client.
You must use the right versions otherwise the progect wont work.
Processing 2.2.1 (search for the correct archieved version)
Libraries
These 2 libraries are needed to add more views to the GUIs.
Extract both libraries in a separate folder into sketchbook libraries folder:
- Default libraries folder:
<user>\Documents\Processing\libraries
. If it doesn't exist, create it.
You can now open processing and run the project.
Alternative downloads
I did a backup of the dependencies in case the original links are down.
And the 2 libraries are in the repository itlself in the Backups_libraries
folder.
Run
Clone the repo, install both libraries and open with processing 2.2.1 the folder GoL3D
, press play.
git clone https://gitlab.com/stefanorossiti/gameOfLife3D.git
License
Released under DBAD license.