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• Separation Rule

  Back to PIA's main page When SEPARATION is activated, BOIDs will attempt to keep some predefined safe distance between themselves and all other BOIDs. You can think of this like BOIDs attempting to keep

  https://pyswarm.fandom.com/wiki/Separation_Rule

• PIA (V2) Motion Parameters

  Back to PIA's main page Note: This tab will be activated with PySwarm V0.6.2

  https://pyswarm.fandom.com/wiki/PIA_(V2)_Motion_Parameters

• Download and installing PySwarm

  NOTE: If you already have Python installed on your computer, you can skip this section of the guide. First download Python 2.6.6.

  https://pyswarm.fandom.com/wiki/Download_and_installing_PySwarm

• MaxTurn Rule

  Back to PIA's main page When MAX TURN is activated, BOIDs are limited in the turning angle that they can make. For example, planes and cars cannot turn completely around instantaneously.

  https://pyswarm.fandom.com/wiki/MaxTurn_Rule

• PIA (V2) Alignment Rule

  Back to PIA's main page When alignment is activated, BOIDs will attempt to match their velocity (speed and heading) with the others in the group.

  https://pyswarm.fandom.com/wiki/PIA_(V2)_Alignment_Rule

• Cohesion Rule

  Back to PIA's main page When COHESION is activated, BOIDs will attempt to group together by moving towards the group’s center of mass (the average of all BOIDs’ positions). Cohesion only has one

  https://pyswarm.fandom.com/wiki/Cohesion_Rule

• Alignment Rule

  Back to PIA's main page When ALIGNMENT is activated, BOIDs will attempt to match their velocity (speed and heading) with the others in the group.

  https://pyswarm.fandom.com/wiki/Alignment_Rule

• SpeedLimit Rule

  Back to PIA's main page When SPEED LIMIT is activated, BOIDs cannot go less than or exceed the specified speed range.

  https://pyswarm.fandom.com/wiki/SpeedLimit_Rule

• PySwarm V0.6 Release Notes

  This section provides an overview of the modifications of the PySwarm V0.6 system. Please refer to other sections of this wiki site for further details on new features and enhancements. New PySwarm Features[] Better

  https://pyswarm.fandom.com/wiki/PySwarm_V0.6_Release_Notes

• Rule-Based Behavior

  The “engine” behind the PySwarm for Carrara’s Python script is the set of rules that defines the behavior of the BOIDs, and thus the group at large. You can think of these rules as

  https://pyswarm.fandom.com/wiki/Rule-Based_Behavior