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Re: MIA, Ask an Expert: RESET PROCEDURE |
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Alain LCSI <alain@xxxxxxx> |
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Wed, 20 Jan 2010 19:13:19 -0500 |
Hi,
There are several ways, as usual. Here's a few. All the names are random:
to reset
ask "t2 [setpos [100 0]]
ask "t3 [setpos [100 50]]
end
or create a turtle variable called homebase: type this in the commands center:
createturtlevar "homebase
Then place all the turtles at the desired position and have them remember that
in their own turtle variable. Type this in the commands center:
everyone [sethomebase pos]
Now you can use this reset procedure
to reset
ask "t2 [setpos homebase]
ask "t3 [setpos homebase]
end
or this one
to reset
everyone [setpos homebase]
end
Le 2010-01-20 à 15:15, askanexpert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx a écrit :
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> from: THEREse Walsh <tcwalsh@xxxxxx>
> date: Wed Jan 20 13:15:41 2010
> platform: Mac OS10
> version: MicroWorlds Ex
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> TRYING TO CREATE A RESET PROCEDURE WHERE ONLY TWO TURTLES RETURN TO A SET
> POSITION. ALL OTHER TURTLES REMAIN WHERE THEY ARE.
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