Wimereux is the third major release of re:mobidyc.

Major changes are

• Improved modeler
  • Variable definitions can be directly edited on embedded input fields with syntax checkers and measuring units checker.
  • Expressions in variable definitions can be nicely printed in mathematical notations.
  • Tabs for simulation conditions and stage definitions can be switched quickly.
• Improved tabulars
  • Concrete computations with actual numbers are traced and displayed in attribute/snapshot/individual history tabulars so that the users can check validity of the model.
• added directives
  • directives for population, such as number/density of individuals of a specified stage in a range/patch/world
  • area/length of each patch

Enjoy!

Avignon is the second major release of re:mobidyc.

Major changes are

• Time-series data can be supplied to attributes of agents, including World, Patch and Animats.
  • The supported file format is CSV.
  • Data can be interpolated with either linear interpolation, the nearest time, or the latest.
• Some math operators are added
  • The mod operator%
  • The gaussian function gaussian
• Tasks can be turned on/off

Enjoy!

NOTE: The binary package for mac-arm64 has been updated on Apr 17, 2024 to adopt the updated pharo vm.

This is the first major release of re:mobidyc.

We release this version to preview the modelling language/environment and simulation runtime/observatory.
A simple sugar scape example and a wolf and goat example are available in the re:Mobidyc>>examples menu.

Major updates are

add experimental Attribute Tabular.
migrate to the official release of Pharo 11

Known issues are in https://github.com/ReMobidyc/ReMobidyc/issues .

We release this version to preview the modelling language/environment and simulation runtime/observatory.
A simple sugar scape example and a wolf and goat example are available in the re:Mobidyc>>examples menu.

Major updates are

• add "About..." in the re:mobidyc menu.
• migrate to Pharo 11

Features are frozen and we will release our first major release as soon as Pharo 11 is released.

Known issues are in https://github.com/ReMobidyc/ReMobidyc/issues .

We release this version to preview the modelling language/environment and simulation runtime/observatory.
A simple sugar scape example and a wolf and goat example are available in the re:Mobidyc>>examples menu.

Major updates are

• renaming and copying animat definition is supported in the GUI-based modeler.

Known issues are in https://github.com/ReMobidyc/ReMobidyc/issues .

We release this version to preview the modelling language/environment and simulation runtime/observatory.
A simple sugar scape example and a wolf and goat example are available in the re:Mobidyc>>examples menu.
Although not all functionalities of re:mobidyc are implemented yet, you can view and modify the simple sugar scape model and run it.

Major updates are

• Launcher UI to browse model repositories to open modeller, experimentarium, observatory and tabular
• Experimentarium UI to execute simulation with multiple meta-variables and multiplicity
• Observatory to view geographical presentation of the simulation
• Tabular to view numbers produced in a simulation

Known issues are in https://github.com/ReMobidyc/ReMobidyc/issues .

We release this version to preview the modelling language/environment and simulation runtime/observatory.
A simple sugar scape example and a wolf and goat example are available in the re:Mobidyc>>examples menu.
Although not all functionalities of re:mobidyc are implemented yet, you can view and modify the simple sugar scape model and run it.

Major updates are

• Text-based model browser is available. The user can edit a broken model with this.
• A simulation result is stored in the 'memory' subdirectory in the model source tree.
  • On modeler, you can choose to run on-memory (as before) or on a file-based virtual memory.
  • The user can also replay the simulation by opening an existing file-based virtual memory.

Major limitations are as follows. Other issues are in https://github.com/ReMobidyc/ReMobidyc/issues .

• No reference checking before run-time. This should be done in the modeller.

We release this version to preview the modelling language/environment and simulation runtime/observatory.
A simple sugar scape example and a wolf and goat example is available in the re:Mobidyc>>examples menu.
Although not all functionalities of re:mobidyc are implemented yet, you can view and modify the simple sugar scape model and run it.

Major updates are

• enhanced math functions such as sqrt, pi and log-logistic (aka fisk) distributions.
• de-unit and en-unit conversion to obtain unitless numbers from quantities with units, and vice versa.
• attributes of the world agent are accessible in task definitions.

Known limitations are as follows.

• No reference checking before run-time. This should be done in the modeller.
• No saving simulation results to files.

We release this version to preview the modelling language/environment and simulation runtime/observatory.
A simple sugar scape example and a wolf and goat example is available in the re:Mobidyc>>examples menu.
Although not all functionalities of re:mobidyc are implemented yet, you can view and modify the simple sugar scape model and run it.

Major updates are

• Upgrade from the official github repository is available in the re:Mobidyc>>System menu.
• enhanced math functions such as exp, ln, normal distributions and gamma distributions.
• more units are supported, such as [mol] and [fg].
• Importing/Exporting models and actions are integrated through the repository system.

Known limitations are as follows.

• No saving simulation results to files.