D% roll

A person lost in the apocalypse; 43 under 46%< a 43 year old woman.

Draw a new forest of tree bows and trunks every time I click in the canvas 

Connect dots functionality

Write a function and set a condition to place a new point and another to select an existing point to connect the new point.

Quick and dirty production:

There's manufacturing and materials processing, plus raw inputs from somewhere. A starship has to have some manufacturing capability to do repairs over time, so you arrive in a star system in theory with a clanking re replicator in the form of the physical capital of the starship. Also habitat and life support, if there are passengers and crew, otherwise a general purpose artificial stupid...

Do a point walker, from points within a modified UV world grid. The user clicks in the world rectangle and selects the closest grid point as starting point, then using a position derived pseudo random number the page starts finding adjacent points to 'walk' to.

Two d% rolls for a mating pair... 8-P

66 over 43% is a 43 year old man and 39, 36; (43+39+36)/3 = 118/3 = 39, a 39 year old woman.

Quick and dirty reproduction save over age; need to fail: 31 under 39%, so no. Second year, age 40, 42 over 40%, successful pregnancy. Save vs female target #: 36 over 34%, the baby is a boy. Again, two years later at 42; 59 over 42%, gender 34 over 26%, another son. Two years later, at 44; 31 under 44% at age 44, two boys ages 1 and 3. At 45; 43 under 45%, then 46; 35 under 46%, and 47; 38 under 47%, and 48; 34 under 48% with sons who are 5 and 7 years old . Several more attempts she finally has a third pregnancy at 53 and her boys are 13 and 11. 51 over 39%, a third son, and a difficult pregnancy in her fifties.

Very quick and very dirty, use a simple oracle from d% based on the stopwatch function of my cell phone. Can also grab a PR# from mouse position in a webpage copy pasted into blogger 

Walkabout

Wander around, point and click.
Going to wander around the surface of my planet, north to South, East to West. the world wraps around and bounces at the poles...

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