-=[ ZenMondo's A-Life Goldfish ]=-
Congratulations for considering a purchase of ZenMondo's A-Life Goldfish. This Document should hopefully answer any questions you may have, if not, I am always an IM away or you can drop a notecard on me or my mailbox in my Shoppe in Caledon SteamSkyCity.
-- ZenMondo Wormser, CodePoet.
* What is A-Life?
A-Life is short for Artificial Life. In this context it is using computer code to simulate biological function, which in the medium of second life, this can by quite dynamic.
* What do ZenMondo's A-Life Goldfish simulate?
Z.A.L.G. Have a life cycle. They are born, they grow, they breed and they die. Do not worry, you will not be overrun with corpses of A-Life Goldfish. When an A-Life Goldfish Dies they disapear -- like Jedi. Oh and they also seem to swim around in a life-like manner.
* How Much room does the A-Life Goldfish population need?
The Z.A.L.G. Population is constrained in a virtual tank approximatly 6 cubic meters in volume. The A-LIfe Goldfish will in most cases never venture 1 meter away from where it was born in any direction. But because of the random elements used in A-Life a population has been known to break out of its tank. If this happens simply delete the stray fish, and the population will restart in its original position.
* How many prims does an A-life Goldfish Population Need?
Each fish is 8 prims. There will be a minimum of 3 fish in a healthy population and a maximum of 5 fish, meaning you need 40 prims. There are occasions that the population will grow beyond 5 fish, but they will quickly die out due to overpopulation.
* How near can A-Life Goldfish Populations be to each other?
Each population must be at least 20m away from each other.
* Do I have to feed the A-Life Goldfish?
No, Z.A.L.G. do not need to be fed. Perhaps in version 2.
-=[ Credits ]=-
ZenMondo's A-Life Goldfish Build by Shaylee Greenspan
Code Poetry by ZenMondo Wormser
- Have between 3-5 Fish in your pond.
- Artificial Life Lifecycle
- No food or other purchases required
- Fish are born, they grow, they breed, and they die.
- Realistic swimming motion