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--- people:trent_small:city_planner [2014/09/09 07:03] – created tsmall1
+++ people:trent_small:city_planner [2014/09/15 19:58] (current) – [Elements] tsmall1
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 * **Element_City_Street**
+  * Seed element.
   * Has a **Direction**.
   * Reproduces in this direction if no street.
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   * Has a bitfield, representing roads in the 8 directions, assigned randomly upon creation.
   * Creates roads in these given directions.
+  * Waits for a vehicle, then moves it the correct direction.
 * **Element_City_Sidewalk**
   * Used as a border for buildings.
-  * Once a loop in a sidewalk is created (detected by neighboring sidewalks), creates an City Building in the enclosed empty space.
+  * Once enough are created, creates an City Building in the enclosed empty space.
-  *
+  * Three states:
+    * **NO_NEIGHBORING_SIDWALKS**
+    * **MOORE_NEIGHBORING_SIDEWALKS**
+    * **EW_NEIGHBORING_SIDEWALKS** (Can randomly create buildings)
+  * Remembers small number (Queue) of City Vehicles which have passed by. This aides heavily in routing.
+    * If the same car runs by this sidewalk twice, some penalty is incurred to aide in routing. This avoids loops.
+* **Element_City_Building**
+  * Three states:
+    * **RESIDENTIAL**
+    * **COMMERCIAL**
+    * **INDUSTRIAL**
+  * Finite size, determined (randomly or fixed)
+  * ID number, determined randomly under (randomly or fixed) celing value.
+  * If buildings collide and are of different type:
+    * INDUSTRIAL + RESIDENTIAL = RESIDENTIAL
+    * INDUSTRIAL + COMMERCIAL = COMMERCIAL
+    * COMMERCIAL + RESIDENTIAL = COMMERCIAL
+  * After established for many AEPS and borders a sidewalk, creates a City Vehicle on the Street with different ID than building.
+* **Element_City_Vehicle**
+  * Can be either:
+    * CAR (low value / high occurrence, any building to any other building)
+    * TRUCK (medium value / medium occurrence, INDUSTRIAL to COMMERCIAL)
+    * AMBULANCE (high value / low occurrence, COMMERCIAL to RESIDENTIAL)
+  * Target building type.
+  * ID number. Tries to find corresponding ID in target building, then is consumed.
+  * Unique (16 bits?) ID number for routing help.
+  * Events alive (16 bits?) If alive longer without finding building, runs out of gas. Else, is scored.
+  * If vehicles collide, one jumps over another. This is complicated enough without wrecks. I believe traffic jams will be rare.
+  * Upon reaching an intersection, will stop and have the intersection move it to the correct direction.