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I've picked up on NetLogo a little while ago and was intrigued by the possibilites that this platform offers.
As a little hobby-project I wanted to make a simulation of our solar system in NetLogo 3D.
It turned out great but I have one big problem that I am not able to solve on my own.
In order to display a planets orbit around the sun I added some buttons with the function to ask each respective planet (turtle) to pen-down and draw a line. However if I keep this "feature" on within a matter of seconds the simulation becomes noticably slower and sluggish. After 30 seconds or so it gets so laggy that even the interface becomes hard to use.
Without pen-down the simulation can run indefinitely.
Can anyone here tell me how to fix this slow-down issue?
I've checked the RAM usage and it is well below the limit I have set in the config file.
Alternatively, is there a better solution to visualize orbits?
netlogo
edited Mar 27 at 7:15
Seth Tisue
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asked Mar 24 at 19:58
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I've picked up on NetLogo a little while ago and was intrigued by the possibilites that this platform offers.
As a little hobby-project I wanted to make a simulation of our solar system in NetLogo 3D.
It turned out great but I have one big problem that I am not able to solve on my own.
In order to display a planets orbit around the sun I added some buttons with the function to ask each respective planet (turtle) to pen-down and draw a line. However if I keep this "feature" on within a matter of seconds the simulation becomes noticably slower and sluggish. After 30 seconds or so it gets so laggy that even the interface becomes hard to use.
Without pen-down the simulation can run indefinitely.
Can anyone here tell me how to fix this slow-down issue?
I've checked the RAM usage and it is well below the limit I have set in the config file.
Alternatively, is there a better solution to visualize orbits?
netlogo
edited Mar 27 at 7:15
Seth Tisue
23.9k964131
asked Mar 24 at 19:58
MelfyceMelfyce
61
add a comment |
I've picked up on NetLogo a little while ago and was intrigued by the possibilites that this platform offers.
As a little hobby-project I wanted to make a simulation of our solar system in NetLogo 3D.
It turned out great but I have one big problem that I am not able to solve on my own.
In order to display a planets orbit around the sun I added some buttons with the function to ask each respective planet (turtle) to pen-down and draw a line. However if I keep this "feature" on within a matter of seconds the simulation becomes noticably slower and sluggish. After 30 seconds or so it gets so laggy that even the interface becomes hard to use.
Without pen-down the simulation can run indefinitely.
Can anyone here tell me how to fix this slow-down issue?
I've checked the RAM usage and it is well below the limit I have set in the config file.
Alternatively, is there a better solution to visualize orbits?
netlogo
edited Mar 27 at 7:15
Seth Tisue
23.9k964131
asked Mar 24 at 19:58
MelfyceMelfyce
61
I've picked up on NetLogo a little while ago and was intrigued by the possibilites that this platform offers.
As a little hobby-project I wanted to make a simulation of our solar system in NetLogo 3D.
It turned out great but I have one big problem that I am not able to solve on my own.
In order to display a planets orbit around the sun I added some buttons with the function to ask each respective planet (turtle) to pen-down and draw a line. However if I keep this "feature" on within a matter of seconds the simulation becomes noticably slower and sluggish. After 30 seconds or so it gets so laggy that even the interface becomes hard to use.
Without pen-down the simulation can run indefinitely.
Can anyone here tell me how to fix this slow-down issue?
I've checked the RAM usage and it is well below the limit I have set in the config file.
Alternatively, is there a better solution to visualize orbits?
netlogo
netlogo
edited Mar 27 at 7:15
Seth Tisue
23.9k964131
asked Mar 24 at 19:58
MelfyceMelfyce
61
edited Mar 27 at 7:15
Seth Tisue
23.9k964131
asked Mar 24 at 19:58
MelfyceMelfyce
61
edited Mar 27 at 7:15
Seth Tisue
23.9k964131
edited Mar 27 at 7:15
Seth Tisue
23.9k964131
edited Mar 27 at 7:15
Seth Tisue
23.9k964131
23.9k964131
asked Mar 24 at 19:58
MelfyceMelfyce
61
asked Mar 24 at 19:58
MelfyceMelfyce
61
asked Mar 24 at 19:58
MelfyceMelfyce
61
61
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When I loaded the model library's 3D Flocking model and asked the turtles "pen-down" it became increasingly slow. The trails presumably increase the complexity of the 3D structure that needs to be rendered.
answered Mar 25 at 3:33
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I advised a student a few years ago who made models of our solar system and exoplanet systems in 2D and 3D. See http://resources.modelling4all.org/libraries/orbits/documentation
Note that the models are in the Behaviour Composer and the NetLogo code can be obtained by clicking on the Download tab.
answered Mar 25 at 3:28
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
thank you, apart from the added plotting my model is pretty similar in design. However I've noticed that the model you showed me has the exact same problem that mine has. Those trails that visualize the orbits slow down the simulation after a couple of seconds. I'd really wish there was a solution for this.
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When I loaded the model library's 3D Flocking model and asked the turtles "pen-down" it became increasingly slow. The trails presumably increase the complexity of the 3D structure that needs to be rendered.
answered Mar 25 at 3:33
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
add a comment |
When I loaded the model library's 3D Flocking model and asked the turtles "pen-down" it became increasingly slow. The trails presumably increase the complexity of the 3D structure that needs to be rendered.
answered Mar 25 at 3:33
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
add a comment |
When I loaded the model library's 3D Flocking model and asked the turtles "pen-down" it became increasingly slow. The trails presumably increase the complexity of the 3D structure that needs to be rendered.
answered Mar 25 at 3:33
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
When I loaded the model library's 3D Flocking model and asked the turtles "pen-down" it became increasingly slow. The trails presumably increase the complexity of the 3D structure that needs to be rendered.
answered Mar 25 at 3:33
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
answered Mar 25 at 3:33
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
answered Mar 25 at 3:33
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
answered Mar 25 at 3:33
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
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I advised a student a few years ago who made models of our solar system and exoplanet systems in 2D and 3D. See http://resources.modelling4all.org/libraries/orbits/documentation
Note that the models are in the Behaviour Composer and the NetLogo code can be obtained by clicking on the Download tab.
answered Mar 25 at 3:28
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
thank you, apart from the added plotting my model is pretty similar in design. However I've noticed that the model you showed me has the exact same problem that mine has. Those trails that visualize the orbits slow down the simulation after a couple of seconds. I'd really wish there was a solution for this.
– Melfyce
Mar 25 at 19:23
add a comment |
I advised a student a few years ago who made models of our solar system and exoplanet systems in 2D and 3D. See http://resources.modelling4all.org/libraries/orbits/documentation
Note that the models are in the Behaviour Composer and the NetLogo code can be obtained by clicking on the Download tab.
answered Mar 25 at 3:28
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
thank you, apart from the added plotting my model is pretty similar in design. However I've noticed that the model you showed me has the exact same problem that mine has. Those trails that visualize the orbits slow down the simulation after a couple of seconds. I'd really wish there was a solution for this.
– Melfyce
Mar 25 at 19:23
add a comment |
I advised a student a few years ago who made models of our solar system and exoplanet systems in 2D and 3D. See http://resources.modelling4all.org/libraries/orbits/documentation
Note that the models are in the Behaviour Composer and the NetLogo code can be obtained by clicking on the Download tab.
answered Mar 25 at 3:28
ToonTalkToonTalk
836
I advised a student a few years ago who made models of our solar system and exoplanet systems in 2D and 3D. See http://resources.modelling4all.org/libraries/orbits/documentation
Note that the models are in the Behaviour Composer and the NetLogo code can be obtained by clicking on the Download tab.
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thank you, apart from the added plotting my model is pretty similar in design. However I've noticed that the model you showed me has the exact same problem that mine has. Those trails that visualize the orbits slow down the simulation after a couple of seconds. I'd really wish there was a solution for this.
– Melfyce
Mar 25 at 19:23
add a comment |
thank you, apart from the added plotting my model is pretty similar in design. However I've noticed that the model you showed me has the exact same problem that mine has. Those trails that visualize the orbits slow down the simulation after a couple of seconds. I'd really wish there was a solution for this.
– Melfyce
Mar 25 at 19:23
thank you, apart from the added plotting my model is pretty similar in design. However I've noticed that the model you showed me has the exact same problem that mine has. Those trails that visualize the orbits slow down the simulation after a couple of seconds. I'd really wish there was a solution for this.
– Melfyce
Mar 25 at 19:23
thank you, apart from the added plotting my model is pretty similar in design. However I've noticed that the model you showed me has the exact same problem that mine has. Those trails that visualize the orbits slow down the simulation after a couple of seconds. I'd really wish there was a solution for this.
– Melfyce
Mar 25 at 19:23
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