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A singlebot, sometimes abbreviated as SB, is any bot made of a single cell unconnected to other cells by permanent ties. | A singlebot, sometimes abbreviated as SB, is any bot made of a single cell unconnected to other cells by permanent ties. | ||
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===Singlebot Advantages=== | ===Singlebot Advantages=== | ||
Revision as of 01:03, 20 August 2005
A singlebot, sometimes abbreviated as SB, is any bot made of a single cell unconnected to other cells by permanent ties.
This is a typical Singlebot. Note the lack of permanent connective ties. It eats, lives, reproduces and dies entirely independantly (or mostly independantly) of other cells.
Singlebot Advantages
Singlebots are much simpler to program than multibots. They are also significantly more maneuverable. An SB that uses ties does so primarily to feed from other bots. While feeding SBs can become [MBs > Manual.Concepts.multibots] but revert to SB status once feeding is complete.
History
When the DB planet had just cooled and had liqiud water the first SB evolved. From that day it have kept evolving into all the species we see today
