Yoshiki,
I am working on having my son use kedama to model chemical reactions (in particular model varying concentrations of vinegar in a solution and how it affects the rate of dissolving of Tums). So this has provided the incentive to really learn Kedama.
1. What is the execution model of Kedama. I ask because: 1. I tried creating an epidemic using a PDF of yours I found (later realized this was an older version and incorrect) but it had be call an infect script (which turned out not to work, I needed to inline the infect script tiles into a test in the setup script. 2. I saw in your project: Particles Epidemichttp://www.squeakland.org/showcase/project.jsp?id=7431 that the "oneStep" script had: 1. a set of "Test" tiles that all did the same "test" <villager's:isinfected> 2. a tile to that set KedamWorld's:infectedCount<-0 2. So in Kedama, does it execute each tile for ALL Turtles at the same time, then execute the next tile for all turtles? This would explain (at least in my limited mental model of how Kedama works) as to why you can set KedamWorld's:infectedCount<-0 each time. 3. Is there any problem if the "oneStep" script is modified to use only one test (See attached) 4. Also In the attached project I point to the set of tiles that were in the earlier PDF in a script, why can't we do this? If my assumption in #2 is correct, that would explain why this does not work.
Also, in what ways (if any) is the execution model of Kedama different from the execution model in Etoys? (realize this is a broad question, but any information that you think may be important would be appreciated).
Thanks, Stephen