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Rule 91

Submitted by ssv on Wed, 02/18/2009 - 2:43pm.

The rule that I thought was interesting was Rule 91.

Simply, it takes whatever initial (be it random or single) squares at the beginning (in any shape or size) and drags them down the screen infinitley. You end up getting a very different looking striped wallpaper so to speak (when using random, or making your own) and with single, it is simply a straight line.  I thought this would also be a good rule to model to get a good grasp of NetLogo's code.

The capabilities of this rule include (when playing with turning other rules on & off), making the lines go slanted, inversing the colors, etc.  An explanation of this rule in regards to the real world could be the outline of rain, the outline of many natural things.

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