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Thanks for the clean simple simulator!
I was trying it out using the Boids example on the README and it had problems, so I compared it with your html demo source.
I used that code and all is well, but you might update you README.
Again, thanks!
- transfer complementary docs to Companion
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- provide/rewrite introductory examples
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Have simulation_engine.simulate()
allow certain files in self.de_sim_config.output_dir
. Could just prohibit checkpoint files of the form created by AccessCheckpoints.get_file_name()
, which would avoid polluting output_dir
with checkpoints from multiple runs.
When done, update Simulation.run()
in wc sim.
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I would love to have a header file or some sort of column title for the ross.csv file that is generated. It gets challenging to use this file after a few runs. Or even a brief description of what the columns are would be very helpful.