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> But I don't follow the argument why people would think pip install mesa is sufficient when it fails to install the requirements vs when git is not installed. Here...
> Try to install any older version of mesa and run the examples, a lot of them probably won't work. OK, this can be mitigated by doing `mesa>=` in the...
> But this is the other way around. This forces the mesa version to match the example. The usual need is to find examples matching the used version. Also, this...
As stated in https://github.com/projectmesa/mesa/pull/1278#discussion_r848981392, the methods should be defined in a new class that inherits from `mesa.Agent`, because it's not the majority of the model that needs the methods.
Also, as stated in https://github.com/projectmesa/mesa/pull/1278#discussion_r848984306.
Ah, right, I didn't check that that MASON's Wall.java is defined in the context of its physics engine. Though the parent class, `SimplePortrayal2D` is a generic class for portrayal. Though,...
I emailed the MASON-INTEREST-L aatt `LISTSERV.GMU.EDU` mailing list. Not sure if it went through. Just in case, I will cc @SeanLuke here.
The right Sean Luke has posted his answer on the MASON-INTEREST-L mailing list. I also posted it on Matrix. I should have also posted it here: > That's exactly how...
I would assume that this is a web server that is accessible from either a local internet, or web public. The simplest solution would be to run a model server...
Thank you for the PR! I have seen @aiwhoo's presentation on your behalf from last month, and has been waiting for this.