How to ask turtles on specific patch to do something
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I am trying to get turtles on a specific, random patch to do something.
For example, I want to set a single random patch to be the color blue. I then want turtles that end up passing through that same random blue patch to die. Any advice?
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I am trying to get turtles on a specific, random patch to do something.
For example, I want to set a single random patch to be the color blue. I then want turtles that end up passing through that same random blue patch to die. Any advice?
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I am trying to get turtles on a specific, random patch to do something.
For example, I want to set a single random patch to be the color blue. I then want turtles that end up passing through that same random blue patch to die. Any advice?
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asked Nov 20 at 3:22
Neena saskia
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I am trying to get turtles on a specific, random patch to do something.
For example, I want to set a single random patch to be the color blue. I then want turtles that end up passing through that same random blue patch to die. Any advice?
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asked Nov 20 at 3:22
Neena saskia
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asked Nov 20 at 3:22
Neena saskia
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asked Nov 20 at 3:22
Neena saskia
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asked Nov 20 at 3:22
Neena saskia
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asked Nov 20 at 3:22
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If I understand correctly it will be something like this:
First randomly set a patch blue:
let randomPatch one-of patches
ask randomPatch [ set pcolor blue]
And then:
let patch-under-me patch-here
if [pcolor] of patch-under-me = blue[
die
]
This will need to go inside a function that is being called by a turtle, such as a move function.
answered Nov 20 at 10:34
Jordan Chetcuti
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Nice. You can also simplify to havingif pcolor = blue [ die ]within the turtle'saskprocedure, since the turtle will automatically understand apcolorquery to mean "the pcolor of the patch under me"
– Luke C
Nov 20 at 21:31
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If I understand correctly it will be something like this:
First randomly set a patch blue:
let randomPatch one-of patches
ask randomPatch [ set pcolor blue]
And then:
let patch-under-me patch-here
if [pcolor] of patch-under-me = blue[
die
]
This will need to go inside a function that is being called by a turtle, such as a move function.
answered Nov 20 at 10:34
Jordan Chetcuti
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Nice. You can also simplify to havingif pcolor = blue [ die ]within the turtle'saskprocedure, since the turtle will automatically understand apcolorquery to mean "the pcolor of the patch under me"
– Luke C
Nov 20 at 21:31
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If I understand correctly it will be something like this:
First randomly set a patch blue:
let randomPatch one-of patches
ask randomPatch [ set pcolor blue]
And then:
let patch-under-me patch-here
if [pcolor] of patch-under-me = blue[
die
]
This will need to go inside a function that is being called by a turtle, such as a move function.
answered Nov 20 at 10:34
Jordan Chetcuti
386
2
Nice. You can also simplify to havingif pcolor = blue [ die ]within the turtle'saskprocedure, since the turtle will automatically understand apcolorquery to mean "the pcolor of the patch under me"
– Luke C
Nov 20 at 21:31
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If I understand correctly it will be something like this:
First randomly set a patch blue:
let randomPatch one-of patches
ask randomPatch [ set pcolor blue]
And then:
let patch-under-me patch-here
if [pcolor] of patch-under-me = blue[
die
]
This will need to go inside a function that is being called by a turtle, such as a move function.
answered Nov 20 at 10:34
Jordan Chetcuti
386
If I understand correctly it will be something like this:
First randomly set a patch blue:
let randomPatch one-of patches
ask randomPatch [ set pcolor blue]
And then:
let patch-under-me patch-here
if [pcolor] of patch-under-me = blue[
die
]
This will need to go inside a function that is being called by a turtle, such as a move function.
answered Nov 20 at 10:34
Jordan Chetcuti
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answered Nov 20 at 10:34
Jordan Chetcuti
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answered Nov 20 at 10:34
Jordan Chetcuti
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answered Nov 20 at 10:34
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Nice. You can also simplify to havingif pcolor = blue [ die ]within the turtle'saskprocedure, since the turtle will automatically understand apcolorquery to mean "the pcolor of the patch under me"
– Luke C
Nov 20 at 21:31
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Nice. You can also simplify to havingif pcolor = blue [ die ]within the turtle'saskprocedure, since the turtle will automatically understand apcolorquery to mean "the pcolor of the patch under me"
– Luke C
Nov 20 at 21:31
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Nice. You can also simplify to having
if pcolor = blue [ die ] within the turtle's ask procedure, since the turtle will automatically understand a pcolor query to mean "the pcolor of the patch under me"– Luke C
Nov 20 at 21:31
Nice. You can also simplify to having
if pcolor = blue [ die ] within the turtle's ask procedure, since the turtle will automatically understand a pcolor query to mean "the pcolor of the patch under me"– Luke C
Nov 20 at 21:31
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