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We are soon to release 7.0.1 and will pin something new, so maybe we'll do this one!
October 23, 2025 at 6:34 PM
We are soon to release 7.0.1 and will pin something new, so maybe we'll do this one!
Yeah, that's one way to put it!
October 15, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Yeah, that's one way to put it!
Sure! NetLogo was designed to be easy enough to use for children to get started with it, but it is also powerful enough that it used widely in professional research. Happy to answer any more specific questions you have.
October 12, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Sure! NetLogo was designed to be easy enough to use for children to get started with it, but it is also powerful enough that it used widely in professional research. Happy to answer any more specific questions you have.
Short explanation:
Sound waves → make plate vibrate → sand jumps around. At certain points, the sine waves cancel out → sand stops there
In the model, you can set "nodes" where there is no vibration. For a real plate, these depend on the shape. e.g.: youtube.com/shorts/jSefO...
Sound waves → make plate vibrate → sand jumps around. At certain points, the sine waves cancel out → sand stops there
In the model, you can set "nodes" where there is no vibration. For a real plate, these depend on the shape. e.g.: youtube.com/shorts/jSefO...
What is a Chladni Plate? #chladniplate #cymatics #physics
YouTube video by Seeing Into The Unknown - Cymatics Art
youtube.com
September 15, 2025 at 5:08 PM
Short explanation:
Sound waves → make plate vibrate → sand jumps around. At certain points, the sine waves cancel out → sand stops there
In the model, you can set "nodes" where there is no vibration. For a real plate, these depend on the shape. e.g.: youtube.com/shorts/jSefO...
Sound waves → make plate vibrate → sand jumps around. At certain points, the sine waves cancel out → sand stops there
In the model, you can set "nodes" where there is no vibration. For a real plate, these depend on the shape. e.g.: youtube.com/shorts/jSefO...
If you value NetLogo, please consider supporting our work: www.netlogo.org/donate/
NetLogo donations
NetLogo donation page
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September 11, 2025 at 2:42 AM
If you value NetLogo, please consider supporting our work: www.netlogo.org/donate/
Great! If you set CORS permisions on your site to allow embeds from netlogoweb.org, you could then embed it in an iframe. Alternatively, you can export the whole thing to a standalone html file which you can host yourself without the CORS issue. You could just link it & people can open in a new tab
NetLogo Web
netlogoweb.org
August 27, 2025 at 7:08 PM
Great! If you set CORS permisions on your site to allow embeds from netlogoweb.org, you could then embed it in an iframe. Alternatively, you can export the whole thing to a standalone html file which you can host yourself without the CORS issue. You could just link it & people can open in a new tab
Very cool! Did you know you could embed a runnable version on your website with NetLogo Web?
August 27, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Very cool! Did you know you could embed a runnable version on your website with NetLogo Web?
We're biased, but we recommend #NetLogo :)
As for arguments, though, the automatic visualization and immediate interactivity really help with verifying your model is actually doing what you intend.
As for arguments, though, the automatic visualization and immediate interactivity really help with verifying your model is actually doing what you intend.
August 15, 2025 at 5:47 AM
We're biased, but we recommend #NetLogo :)
As for arguments, though, the automatic visualization and immediate interactivity really help with verifying your model is actually doing what you intend.
As for arguments, though, the automatic visualization and immediate interactivity really help with verifying your model is actually doing what you intend.
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Very cool model! I'm implementing a #NetLogo version, and I have a question: is there a real distinction between h_in vs h_out and γ_in vs γ_out, or could there just be 4 arbitrary traits? Since any link can be harmful or helpful based on harm/help ratio, the traits seem arbitrary.
August 15, 2025 at 5:38 AM
Very cool model! I'm implementing a #NetLogo version, and I have a question: is there a real distinction between h_in vs h_out and γ_in vs γ_out, or could there just be 4 arbitrary traits? Since any link can be harmful or helpful based on harm/help ratio, the traits seem arbitrary.
Very true! We are tool pluralists ourselves. There is a python extension to run python within NetLogo if that is ever something you want to do.
August 13, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Very true! We are tool pluralists ourselves. There is a python extension to run python within NetLogo if that is ever something you want to do.
We'd be interested in seeing the code!
August 13, 2025 at 2:58 AM
We'd be interested in seeing the code!
I doubt we'll get funding of a billion dollar company, but if you give us a donation, we'll happily help with your cellular automaton! www.netlogo.org/donate/
NetLogo donations
NetLogo donation page
www.netlogo.org
August 13, 2025 at 2:49 AM
I doubt we'll get funding of a billion dollar company, but if you give us a donation, we'll happily help with your cellular automaton! www.netlogo.org/donate/
What advanced features do you need? We're always looking to raise the ceiling of what NetLogo can do
August 13, 2025 at 2:44 AM
What advanced features do you need? We're always looking to raise the ceiling of what NetLogo can do
When cats are confidently teaching NetLogo, you know we've built something truly accessible. Modeling literacy for every learner!
August 13, 2025 at 2:36 AM
When cats are confidently teaching NetLogo, you know we've built something truly accessible. Modeling literacy for every learner!