NETLOGO COMMANDS MANUAL
NETLOGO COMMANDS CODE

May get unexpected results if you try to continue running the model withoutįirst pressing 'setup' to start the model run over.)ĭisplays the values of all global variables.ĭisplays the values of all of the variables in a particular turtle.

NETLOGO COMMANDS CODE

Since the code is interrupted in the middle of whatever it was doing, you Stops all running code, including buttons and the command center. Used in the Procedures and Errors tabs to add or remove semicolonsįrom code (semicolons are used in NetLogo code to indicate comments). Used in the Procedures and Errors tabs to change the indentation Select all the text in the active window.įinds a word or sequence of characters within the Information, Procedures,įind the next occurrence of the word or sequence you last used Find with. Undo last text editing action you performed. Places the clipboard text where cursor is currently located. Selected text and temporarily saves it to the clipboard. (On Macs, this item is on the NetLogo menu instead.) Load a file that was saved by Export World.Įxits NetLogo. Save the contents of the output area or the output section of the command center to a file. Save a picture of the graphics window to a file (in PNG format). Saves the data in all the plots to a file. Saves all variables and the current state of all turtles and patches to a file. Sends the contents of the currently showing tab to your printer. Used to save a web page in HTML format that has your model embedded in it Save the current model using a different name. Opens any NetLogo model on your computer. The functions available from the menus in the menubar are listed in On Macs, if you are running the NetLogo application, the menubar is The interface can be divided into two main parts: NetLogo menus,Īnd the main NetLogo window. The NetLogo interface was designed to meet all these needs. Models Library, adding to existing models, or creating your own

In NetLogo, you have the choice of viewing models found in the NetLogo interface in order and explains its function.

NETLOGO COMMANDS MANUAL

This section of the manual walks you through every element of the

Netlogo commands