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experiments/frams/foraminifera/data/scripts/foraminifera.show
r442 r444 4 4 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. 5 5 6 Nutrients are shown as tall vertical bars. Foraminifers move towards nearest nutrients and this way they can accumulate enough energy to reproduce. 6 Nutrients are shown as tiny green cylinders. Foraminifers move towards nearest nutrients and this way they can accumulate enough energy to reproduce. 7 8 After "Enhance visualization" option is enabled reticulopodia are shown as disks and positions of nutrients are indicated by cuboids. 7 9 8 10 More information at www.framsticks.com/foraminifera … … 20 22 TrackingCam.cam_h = 15; //more side view 21 23 22 Params = { "feedrate" : [0.05,0.1,0.2], "feedtrans" : [0.01,0.05,0.1],"energy_nut" :[0.5,1.5,3.0], "stress" : [0,1] };24 Params = { "feedrate" : [0.05,0.1,0.2], "feedtrans" : [0.01,0.05,0.1],"energy_nut" :[0.5,1.5,3.0], "stress" : [0,1], "visualize" : [0,1]}; 23 25 } 24 26 … … 48 50 } 49 51 52 function ShowParams_visualize_set() 53 { 54 setShowParam("visualize"); 55 } 56 50 57 ~ 51 58 … … 69 76 name:Stress 70 77 type:d 0 1 1 78 79 prop: 80 id:visualize 81 name:Enhance visualization 82 type:d 0 1 0
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