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2 | 2 | App::GUI::Cellgraph - draw pattern by cellular automata
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4 | 4 | SYNOPSIS
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| - 1. read this POD |
| 5 | + 1. read this POD page |
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| - 2. start the program (cellgraph) |
| 7 | + 2. start the program in shell: >"cellgraph" |
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9 | 9 | 3. push buttons and see preview patterns change
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11 | 11 | 4. push button *Draw* in right bottom corner (or "Ctrl+D") to get a
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12 | 12 | full picture
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14 | 14 | 5. choose *"Save"* in Image menu (or "Ctrl+S") to store image in a PNG
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| - / JPEG / SVG file (choose image size in menu beforehand) |
| 15 | + / JPEG / SVG file (choose image size beforehand in menu "Image" > |
| 16 | + "Size" > ...) |
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| - 6. choose *Write* in settings menu ("Ctrl+W") to save settings into an |
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| - INI file for loading it and tweaking the parameters later |
| 18 | + 6. choose *"Write"* in *"Settings"* menu ("Ctrl+W") to save current |
| 19 | + settings into an INI file for loading it and tweaking the parameters |
| 20 | + later |
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20 | 22 | After first use of the program, a config file will be created under
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21 | 23 | *~/.config/cellgraph* in your home directory. It contains mainly
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199 | 201 | paragraph in chapter about the "general settings" tab). On the right
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200 | 202 | side of each arrow is one cell. By clicking in with left or right you
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201 | 203 | cycle through its states. This way you change the result of that
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| - subrule. If you see that subrules are missing, plese use the scrollwheel |
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| - on you mouse or the scrollbar on the right margin of the window, to |
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| - unveil the hidden subrules. |
| 204 | + subrule. If you see that subrules are missing, please use the |
| 205 | + scrollwheel on you mouse or the scrollbar on the right margin of the |
| 206 | + window, to unveil the hidden subrules. Right beside each subrule result |
| 207 | + is also a text field with a number. It shows how many times this subrule |
| 208 | + was applied in the picture. This might give you hints about the |
| 209 | + structure of the composition but also where the bottle necks are and |
| 210 | + what to change to get a more interesting drawing. For instance: if |
| 211 | + behind a subrule is a count of zero - this sub rule was never applied |
| 212 | + and changing it will to change the outcome. But changing the result with |
| 213 | + a high count might change the picture drastically. |
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206 | 215 | The number in the text field is the number of the currently selected
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207 | 216 | rule, as Steve Wolfram used them. Right beside the text field are two
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327 | 336 | App::GUI::Juliagraph
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328 | 337 |
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| - App::GUI::Spirograph |
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331 | 338 | App::GUI::Sierpingraph
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| 340 | + App::GUI::Spirograph |
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333 | 342 | AUTHOR
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334 | 343 | Herbert Breunung (lichtkind@cpan.org)
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336 | 345 | COPYRIGHT
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| - Copyright(c) 2022-23 by Herbert Breunung |
| 346 | + Copyright(c) 2022-25 by Herbert Breunung |
338 | 347 |
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339 | 348 | All rights reserved. This program is free software and can be used and
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340 | 349 | distributed under the GPL 3 licence.
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