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| − | Ties are | + | Ties are like connections that bind two bots together. In the first 20 cycles after creation, they are springy. Once created, a bot can use it to feed using tie feeding. After 20 cycles a tie "hardens" to a hard tie "bone" and the bot becomes a [[Multibot]] allowing it access to special Sharing and tie commands as well as identification as a MB (Multi-bot). |
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| − | + | Ties are used by [[Single Bot]] to steal [[Energy]] from other bots by tie feeding as well as binding together other bots to create a MB. | |
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| + | With a hard tie a bot gains the ability to use the Multibot [[MB Sharing|sharing capability]] in addition to the commands shown below. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:09, 12 March 2013
Ties are like connections that bind two bots together. In the first 20 cycles after creation, they are springy. Once created, a bot can use it to feed using tie feeding. After 20 cycles a tie "hardens" to a hard tie "bone" and the bot becomes a Multibot allowing it access to special Sharing and tie commands as well as identification as a MB (Multi-bot).
Sysvars:
Ties are used by Single Bot to steal Energy from other bots by tie feeding as well as binding together other bots to create a MB.
With a hard tie a bot gains the ability to use the Multibot sharing capability in addition to the commands shown below.
Ties:
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