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 Jagotka    |
Two questions: First, what actually causes a Norn to go looking for food? Second, how do "significance" and "intensity" work in stimulus genes and what role do they play? Creatures tumblr Blog:Methods of Creatures Madness |
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When norns are stimulated, they have an automatic 'reaction' - an action that they do in reaction to the stimuli. In most cases this is 'look', although Darcie did a very interesting 'bolt reaction' with her gizmo norns. The intensity is how strong that reaction takes root in their brains. I imagine the 'significance' is how important the stimuli is to the norn. My TCR Norns |
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Jagotka |
Thanks for the reply, Malkin. Do you know if a higher number implies more significance? Or perhaps a lower number would be most significant? Creatures tumblr Blog:Methods of Creatures Madness |
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