plasmodium
A free simulation — play it in your browser, no install. A slime mould in the browser: particles that sense, turn, step and leave a trail grow transport networks between food.
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Controls: Start from loads a preset, its food and a fresh run
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A slime mould in the browser. Thousands of tiny particles each sense the chemical trail ahead of them, turn towards the strongest smell, step forward and leave a little more trail behind. The trail spreads and fades. Out of nothing more than that, the particles organise into the branching tube networks that Physarum polycephalum grows between pieces of food.
No build step and no dependencies. The trail layer, the particles, the network reading, the renderer and the share links are plain ES modules covered by a Node test suite; only src/main.js touches the DOM.
trail to the cell it lands on.
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