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Thanks for the feedback! I'll try to improve next time

That's because in the first version ants leave pheromones every single frame, so they appear as a blue line because they blend together. Later I reduced it to every 7 (I believe) steps.

Thanks!

Hi! Maybe someday, but probably not in the near future. If you need the code, link to my github repository is in the description :)

I'm glad you liked it!

Thanks for the feedback! I'll make sure to look into the things you mentioned

Thank you! I will make sure to pay attention to modulation next time.

@@CodeCr4fter It's just one of those things that could potentially make the videos more appealling to people in general. It's one of those things that gets mentioned alot for public speaking. If your voice sounds the same all the time people tend to have difficulties keeping engaged. I don't think it's that much of a problem for an audience that is already very interested in the subject though.

@@cybermanne You're absolutely right. Even if the audience is engaged on its own, improving my speaking skills certainly won't hurt.

Hi! Best advice I can give you is don't stop creating. Create and design things you're interested in and solve problems one by one looking for solutions online. Now that we have LLMs it's easier than ever, but if you're using them avoid mindlessly copying code and try to understand why it works. Don't hesitate to ask for clarifications if you're not sure. Good luck!

Thanks for the feedback!

I'm glad you liked it! Do you mean that I should explain the code in more detail?

@@CodeCr4fter yes, this video was a lot better than other videos on your channel,create something new and tell us how you did it step by step, tanks

I'm happy to hear that because it took quite some time to create it :) Thank you for your feedback!

@@CodeCr4fter you could try to apply them to 2d or even 3d characters

I created a repository if you'd still like to play with it :) Link is in the description.

Thank you for the tips! You're visualization looks amazing, I'll make sure to try out the libraries you mentioned!

That's a good one 😂

The things that I tried are mentioned in the video, I haven't done anything else yet. Rendering certainly slows the simulation down, it should be done on a separate thread

@@CodeCr4fter Yes, like you, I had optimization problems related to the number of pheromones being tested.I've been experimenting with this for a long time, but I can say that dividing space is really a great idea that I saw when I was working on another project.Dividing space into equal parts is a good idea when the objects being checked are the same size, but within the same project I ran into the problem that some objects were larger than others, so much so that if you leave the space as finely divided, then collisions with the object could not be properly processed, and if you increase the area of the cells, it turned out that the optimization suffered much worse

Thanks for the idea!

I created a repository if you'd still like to play with it :) Link is in the description.

@@CodeCr4fter Thanks!! Stared and forked :)

ants truly are fascinating indeed

@@CodeCr4fterthanks a lot, i'll be sure to check this out later when i have time, this was awesome!

Thank you! I didn't really spend a long time picking music but if it's that bad I'll definitely try to put more effort into that in the next video

​@@CodeCr4fterI don't think its bad at all

It's just extremely loud compared to your narration

@@sirynka You mean the parts when I'm not talking right?

@@CodeCr4fter yeah

Thank you for the feedback! You're absolutely right, python is not made for this kind of task. Separating rendering from logic is a very good idea as well, I'll try to implement that. I've never heard of zig but I'll look into that. Thanks again!

@CodeCr4fter yeah no problem, zig is a relatively new language that "replaces" the c language, which is does pretty good and gains a lot of popularity. It implements safety features like rust and decent memory safety (no garbage collector). Its already a usable language which basically has all features implemented that are needed (v 0.13.0), it's usage is not that complicated but the hard part is that the documentation is weak and very not beginner friendly. Features that are awesome is you can use any c library in zig, c++ as well I heard? But I didn't test that yet, you can cross compile easily to a different system / architecture arm, x32, even compile to webassembly if you like, has testing support directly built into it which I never heard of in any other language.

Thanks for the idea! I'll see what i can do

Thanks for the comment! I've read they actually do have spatial awareness and can use landmarks for navigation, some even build them (some desert species). They also use a thing called 'path integration' which basically means that they remember turns and count steps to get back to the anthill.

I'll try to do that in the next video for sure!

Thank you, I appreciate it!

Thank you!

Thanks for the feedback! You're right, I'll try to fix that in the next video

I'm glad you liked it!

how does such quality content has only 172 subscribers? let me fix that, i'll bring in both of my alts

Thank you so much bro!

Thank you! I'll consider creating a repository

I created a repository if you'd still like to play with it :) Link is in the description.

Thank you for your feedback! I'm actually planning on developing it further and try to use AI

regarding realism, I can say that in many similar implementations, ants do not know the way to the anthill, just as they do not know the way to food and remember it through pheromones, this allows ants to move not quite in a straight line to the anthill, but also to avoid potential obstacles

I'm gonna try to do that in the next video, implement more types of pheromones and add obstacles on the plane.

eh, it's fine

Thanks! I know, I was trying to improve it during editing but I could only do so much

Thank you!

Thanks bro, it means a lot!

Thanks a lot!

Thank you!

Thanks a lot!

I'm glad you liked it ❤️

Hi! I'm sorry but I don't plan to do any tutorials for absolute beginners at least for now. If you want to learn how to code I'd recommend freecodecamp videos on youtube.

Hi! I'm glad you enjoyed! I don't plan to release the source code but I will check it tomorrow and see if everything is on the video. If the balls aren't moving the reason is either the velocity is not being updated every frame or the screen is not being updated (probably the first one)

@@CodeCr4fter So I got that part working now but the last thing to get working is the program for multiple balls. I can't really test the collision script without having multiple balls to collide. Thanks Again!

Thanks a lot! I will definitely fix that in the next video

Sorry but that's outside of my field of interest

Maybe in the future

They behave the same way other cells do. It's a finite grid so edge cells can only have 5 neighbors and the corner ones - 3.

@@CodeCr4fter i see keep ip the great work!

Can you please make a code for Pydroid3 pygame on mobile of this simulation.