source: experiments/frams/foraminifera/data/scripts/foraminifera.show @ 1332

show:
name:Benthic foraminifera
info:~
There are two species of Foraminiera: longitudal and coiled. The first chamber of the longitudal species has orange marks. Haploid and diploid generations alternate in both species. All chambers of the haploid generation have the same size. In the diploid generation, subsequent chambers are bigger than their predecessors. 

Nutrients are shown as tiny green cylinders. Foraminifers move towards nearest nutrients and this way they can accumulate enough energy to reproduce.

When the "Enhance visualization" option is enabled, reticulopodia are shown as large disks and positions of nutrients are indicated by cuboids.  

More information at www.framsticks.com/foraminifera
~
expdef:foraminifera
code:~

global Params; //to easily transfer changes in identical properties from this show to expdef
global last_simspeed; //to display time scale when it changes significantly

function onLoad()
{
        // Since Theater is mostly for demos and visualization, we make the world smaller (than set by expdef) for clarity, and adjust other parameters accordingly
        World.wrldsiz = 100;
        var nutrient_multiple = 200;
        Params = { "foodflux" : [0.000000037815, 0.000000075631, 0.00000015126], "feedtrans" : [0.0005, 0.001, 0.002], "energy_nut" : [nutrient_multiple * 144.54, nutrient_multiple * 544.54, nutrient_multiple * 944.54], "stress" : [0, 1], "visualize" : [0, 1]}; //a set of smaller food fluxes because of the smaller world
        //larger initial energies result in fewer individuals that do not overcrowd the small world:
        ExpProperties.energies0_haplo = 60;
        ExpProperties.energies0_diplo = 3.75;
        ShowProperties_foodflux_set(); //force call of the value change handler

        ShowProperties.visualize = 1; //calls value change handler
        ExpProperties.secPerStep = 50;

        Simulator.init(); //calculates some parameters based on the current world size
        last_simspeed = 0;
        GLDisplay.desiredsimspeed = 50;
        GLDisplay.minfps = 10;
        TrackingCam.cam_h = 15; //more side view

        //useful for screenshots:
        //GLDisplay.world_visibility=2+4; //show only environment and creatures (no background)
        //GLDisplay.bgcolor=0xffffffff; //white background
}

function timeScale()
{
        //just a draft, this function and all constants in expdef need serious review
        var localDriveMicronsPerStep = framsToMicrons(getMovePerStep());
        var foramSpeedMmPerSec = ExpProperties.foramSpeedMmPerMin / 60;
        var localDriveMmPerStep = localDriveMicronsPerStep / 1000;
        var localDriveMmPerSec = localDriveMmPerStep * Simulator.simspeed;
        return localDriveMmPerSec / foramSpeedMmPerSec;
}

function updateBanner()
{
        GLDisplay.banner = "World size is %g mm." % (framsToMicrons(World.wrldsiz) / 1000);
        GLDisplay.banner += "\nShowing real-time x %g." % timeScale();
}

function onShowStep()
{
        if (Simulator.simspeed < last_simspeed * 0.9 || Simulator.simspeed > last_simspeed * 1.1) //significant change
        {
                updateBanner();
                last_simspeed = Simulator.simspeed;
        }
}

function setShowParam(param_id)
{
        ExpProperties.[param_id] = Params[param_id][ShowProperties.[param_id]];
}

function ShowProperties_foodflux_set()
{
        setShowParam("foodflux");
}

function ShowProperties_feedtrans_set()
{
        setShowParam("feedtrans");
}

function ShowProperties_energy_nut_set()
{
        setShowParam("energy_nut");
}

function ShowProperties_stress_set()
{
        setShowParam("stress");
}

function ShowProperties_visualize_set()
{
        setShowParam("visualize");
}

~

property:
id:foodflux
name:Food flux
type:d 0 2 1 ~Low~Medium~High

property:
id:feedtrans
name:Energy transfer per second
type:d 0 2 1 ~0.0005~0.001~0.002

property:
id:energy_nut
name:Nutrient energy [ng Corg]
# shorter approximate values instead of precise picograms ~28908~108908~188908. Details in http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jocs.2016.09.009
type:d 0 2 1 ~≈29~≈109~≈189

property:
id:stress
name:Stress 
type:d 0 1 1

property:
id:visualize
name:Enhance visualization
type:d 0 1 0