I call it 'Now wash your hands'
Mucking about modelling virus cultures in Excel, cos it's a lovely sunny day and I'm a pale geek. Thought they looked pretty.
(Sorry 'bout file size).
From the Office Art challenge. See all 328 entries (closed)
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Mucking about modelling virus cultures in Excel, cos it's a lovely sunny day and I'm a pale geek. Thought they looked pretty.
(Sorry 'bout file size).
From the Office Art challenge. See all 328 entries (closed)
( , Sun 3 Jun 2007, 17:41, archived)
i see no picture
check the code
edit: now i see it, id be interested in getting the excel file....
oh, and *click*, science wins
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Sun 3 Jun 2007, 17:41,
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edit: now i see it, id be interested in getting the excel file....
oh, and *click*, science wins
if you want the file, I'll host it somewhere when it's finished.
Just got to add some virtual disinfectant. BTW, it is very, very, very slow. Having to do quite a bit of thinking for each frame.
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Sun 3 Jun 2007, 17:51,
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I'd really like to see it, too
I once tried programming the "game of life" in Flash and it was slow as hell.
Some programs are just too far above hardware level for this sort a thing :(
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Sun 3 Jun 2007, 17:56,
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Some programs are just too far above hardware level for this sort a thing :(
And here's the excel file
There's VB code in it, so it may trigger your security settings. But I promise that I'm not clever enough to put anything malicious in it.
public.box.net//sjpilbeam83911
And I've also uploaded a little 3D noughts and crosses game in Excel if you want to see something even better.
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Sun 3 Jun 2007, 19:59,
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public.box.net//sjpilbeam83911
And I've also uploaded a little 3D noughts and crosses game in Excel if you want to see something even better.