// This file contains the parameters that are
// loaded when the program starts up or when you
// click on "Reinit".  Any characters following "//" within
// a line are treated as comments and ignored.
// 
// Paramaters are normally specified in separate files.
// These are of two kinds, environment and critters
// files.  See below for examples.  Both environment and
// critters parameters may also be given in this file.
// 
// Each parameter setting specification begins
// with a keyword, which is a sequence of characters
// containing no spaces.  Case is ignored in keywords.
// With a few exceptions, each keyword is followed by an
// integer which specifies the value for the parameter.
// See each parameter description below for details.

// WORLD DIMENSION PARAMETERS

// Vary these paramters to show how the size of the world
// affects the ability of critters to learn and survive

//use this with move-env-sparse
//worldRows		30
//worldColumns	40

//use this with move-env-dense
//worldRows		15
//worldColumns	20

// ENVIRONMENT PARAMETERS
// Parameters affecting the number of things of different
// types in the world, their properties and placement,
// and the amount of punishment or reward critters receive
// for various things.  The string following "environment"
// must be the name of a file in the "Data" directory (where
// this file is).

//try both of these, with the same critters

environment		move-dense.env



// CRITTER PARAMETERS
// Critters are specified by "species".  A species
// specification begins with the keyword "critters".
// Either this is followed by the name of a file
// containing the individual critter parameters, or
// the parameters appear in this file.  Following
// the filename (or "critters") if there is no filename,
// the number of critters of this species is given.
// See "critsD" for a description of the parameters.

critters		move-critsA		5
critters		move-critsB		5