//sparse world -- crits with move3 (move-critsA) should fare
// better thatn crits with only move1 (move-critsB). Also, pay
// attention to some of the individual critters that do fairly 
// well (both critsA and critsB), and watch how their strategies
// differ due to their different abilities.


// Rewards (only for eating)
plantEatingIncr		100

// Punishments for different things.
// These get added to a critter's strength.
// Basic actions
turnDecr		-1  // Decrement for a turn of 1/6 of
                            // a revolution.
moveDecr		-2  // Decrement for a move of one cell.

//increasing this should force crits to try to move more quickly
stepDecr		-3  // Basic decrement for each time step.

hittingDecr		-4  // Costs this much to hit.
eatingDecr		-3  // Costs this much to eat.
// Interaction with other things
collisionDecr		-5  // Decrement for bumping into something.

// Initial number of plants and rocks.
nPlants			90
nRocks   		30

// Whether user places rocks (in which case nRocks is irrelevant).
// 0: rocks placed randomly
// 1: user places rocks
rockPlacement		0

// How plants are placed in the world:
// 0: randomly
// 1: always next to rocks
// 2: never next to rocks
// 3: user selects cells where plants can appear (fertile cells)
plantPlacement		0

// Plant edibility
// 0: half of plants need to be processed before eating
// 1: all plants need to be processed before eating
// 2: all plants are edible without processing
 plantEdibility		2

// A vertical barrier of rocks int/10 of the distance between the
// the left and right walls.
// barrier			7

// Critter edibility:
// 0: critters are not edible
// 1: critters are edible
critterEdibility	0

//large world
worldRows		30
worldColumns	40