Re: [GZG] Need help, Colony population #'s

[Doug Evans <devans@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think the point is, it's gonna all be crude, short of having the
sophisticated software I believe Beth mentioned in her posts.

However, back in 2002:
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> I'd love to see how you've got them set up, if that's possible.

I can probably draw together some documentation on it all, which would show
you how to write a fairly good analogy using simpler code, you could even
do
it in excel (though a proper crack at it may involve a few worksheets,
macros and some of the extra utilities).

Just let me know.
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I don't think anybody ever asked her for her pointers; might be just the
thing for her to put on the Fulton website, if she ever gets the chance.
;->=

I've been Google-ing, and peeking into some Sci-Fi writing references, but
haven't found any fairly good suggestions on how to do the modelling of
interstellar growth. Most just deal with a single planet after 'seeding'.
If anyone else does know of such a site/book, by all means pipe up.

And, Mr Ariander's right about the formatting. I can't guarentee mine is
clean, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't come in those REALLY difficult to
read colors. I've been wrong before...

The_Beast

Chris answered DOCAgren when he wrote on 05/06/2006 06:42:45 AM:

> > I'm try to figure out populations for my non-canon
> power.. I know Beth has
> > some workable system for figuring "population" #.   But
> looking back thur
> > the
> > archives, I didn't find it.
> >
> > But if anyone else has a workable # system please share.
>
> The (extrememly crude) method I used:

*snippage*

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