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Descriptive README, addresses #108 #110
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One obtains this URL at https://travis-ci.org/simbody/simbody by clicking the "Build Passing" image in the upper right. Except, this does not show up on my computer. Probably because I'm not part of the simbody organization. So I'm not completely sure this'll work.
Also, the dependency information may be wrong for Windows and Mac OS X. I didn't try to check; I took that info from Another thing: hopefully @sherm1 can refine the list of features. |
Great start -- thanks. The animated gif is a nice touch! Is that really 11000 bodies? I'll merge this and then we can tweak it more as time permits. Much appreciated, Chris. |
Descriptive README, addresses #108
Great. Thanks. I got the figure from you in #49. It's a really cool video! |
I see -- those were actually two separate comments, ambiguously worded. I should have said: (1) Sam Flores holds the record with an 11000-body chain, and (2) He also makes cool movies like the Simbios-spelling RNAs. I actually don't know how many bodies were used in that movie so I changed the text to say "thousands". |
Addresses #108. Other relevant issues: #49, #50, #60.
I'm overall dissatisfied with the build/install instructions I've put in the README. I realize our userbase is largely Windows users, but it doesn't feel possible to give Windows users anything too useful in the README. It seems that the README's usually are suited for people using a terminal.
Unfortunately, I don't have too much more time to work on this.