if and then with probability for fassade composition

Hello, I Need your help.

I have two objects, (1) is a window/opening, (2) is a wall/massiv.

Lets say the Fassade is divide in 50 peaces, now I want to spread the objects in the subdivisions.

On the Picture you can see what I mean, this is just with randome reduce, it should be like this:

->If the last object is (1) then is a 50% chance that the next one is also (1)

-->If the last two objects are (1) then is a 40% chance that the next one is also (1)

--->If the last three objects are (1) then is a 30% chance that the next one is also (1)

---->If the last four objects are (1) then the next object must be (2)

->If the last object is (2) then is a 50% chance that the next one is also (2)

-->If the last two objects are (2) then is a 30% chance that the next one is also (2)

--->If the last three objects are (2) then is a 10% chance that the next one is also (2)

---->If the last four objects are (2) then the next object must be (1)

It would be nice if it is possible to change the number how many objects should be tested and the percent values.

Has anybody an idea how I can do this?

Best Regards

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Permalink Reply by Riccardo Majewski on January 21, 2015 at 5:57am

You should watch the rules of this game:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life
What you said resemble enough that game.
To apply those rules there should be already a 1/2 pattern at the start.
I suggest you to apply your rules still after the random reduce;
do like 1/2 (or 3?) iterations with those rules to "fix" the 1/2 pattern.

But give more information:
- you say "first" and "last" objects, on the same plane? or those rules have to check also between different planes?
- "first" and "last" stop counting at edges of the building? every edges? (or just at <90° etc..)

- you rules can conflict with themselves... left vs right

left say 50% and right say 0%... what to do?

Permalink Reply by nikos tzar on January 21, 2015 at 6:09am

Hello Sebastan, Riccardo,

Incidentally, the first example file for anemone plugin (which, in my opinion, is essential for your project) is an implementation of the game of life. So this could be a good file to start from.

Permalink Reply by Sebastian Schuck on January 21, 2015 at 11:42am

Thank you for the reply,

here are some more Information:

- The rules just have check one floor (for every floor a new definition)

- The edges should be massive, so the first and the last are set. Resp. I can delete the first and the last and the spread ist just for the fields between the first and the last

- It just have to check in the direction of the starting Point, (just check left, not right).

The plugin anemon is very nice, but I can't find out how to say just check left neigbours and to set the maximum of copys to like 4...

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