achilles - OpenGL simulation of artificial life and evolution

       Matthew Danish <mdanish@andrew.cmu.edu>

       This manual page documents briefly the achilles commands.  It is an artificial evolution simulation based
       on Hebbian neural networks and ideas set forth in Larry Yaeger's PolyWorld.  Run the achilles-h  command
       to find out the default values for the options.

       achilles - OpenGL simulation of artificial life and evolution

       -x <num of blocks in the x axis>
              How big the world should be, along the x axis.

       -z <num of blocks in the z axis>
              How big the world should be, along the z axis.

       -f <num of initial foods>
              How many food items there should be at the start.

       <num of initial creatures>
              How many creatures the world should start off with.

       -v     Output the version number.

       -h     Output a help text.

       /usr/share/doc/achilles/README

                                                  May 31, 2001                                       ACHILLES(1)

achilles[-x<numofblocksinxaxis>][-z<numofblocksinzaxis>][-f<numofinitialfoods>][<numofinitialcreatures>][-v][-h]