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James Tindall
London, UK

Algaerhythms: Orange
Algaerhythms: Orange
James Tindall graduated from the University of Wales College Newport in 1998 where he studied interactive art. After which he worked in online advertising for a year, working on his first site thesquarerootof-1.com in his spare time. He then spent an enjoyable period working for Kleber on projects for people like Leftfield, Tipper and Warp Records. He now divides his time between freelance work like http://www.boardsofcanada.com and personal projects.


Media
Algaerhythms on Singlecell.org
AMODA Events
Inside The Display: Mar 12th, 2002
Algaerhythms
Algaerhythms are based on a simple two dimensional two state Cellular Automata.

Each cell looks at all eight of it's immediate neighbours to see whether they are alive or dead.

The levels of over crowding or isolation that it can endure and how many neighbours it needs to be re-born depend upon the rules set by the user in the top right hand corner.

The classic 'Game Of Life' rule settings are 3,2,3. More than three live neighbours or less than two and the cell dies. With two or three live neighbours the cell remains in it's present state. If the cell is currently dead and has exactly two live neighbours it will be reborn. This and 3,2,2 normally produce the most engaging and complex emergent patterns but it is worth trying different settings for different patterns.

To birth a live cell position the cursor over a dead cell and click the mouse button. It is best to pause or slowdown the playback first or the cell can die too quickly for you to notice.
Related Press
Inside the Display: The Digital Face of Interactive Art
TFAA hosts The Austin Museum of Digital Art (AMODA) and Inside the Display: The Digital Face of Interactive Art
Links
Web site: http://www.atomless.com/
Web site: http://www.modifyme.com
Web site: http://www.thesquarerootof-1.com

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