Bee Genomes (codex)

A string composed of numbers and characters similar to hexidecimal, but going up to Z instead of F (0-35 instead of 0-15 | 0-1295 instead of 0-255 with two characters)

A genome is composed of (number of stats * 2) characters, where every two characters store the value of a stat. Each such pair is called a gene. The way a stat is translated from stat to string varies, but here's the general idea:

Value * 100 -> char (0 = 00, 12.95 = ZZ, 2 = 5J)

Here is an example set of stats and their genome:

Base Production: 3, Drone Toughness: 1, Drone Breed Rate: 1, Queen Breed Rate: 5, Queen Lifespan: 3, Mutation Chance: 1 (out of 100)

Final Genome: 030101050301HZ

Stats

-Subtype: A bee's strain within its given breed. These typically have different production output or behaviors. -Base Production: Resource production at 100% hive efficiency, excluding other modifiers. -Drone Toughness: How well do the drones resist anything that tries to kills them: different queen, lack of queen, rivalry fights, etc. -Drone Breed Rate: Base drone breeding rate. -Queen Breed Rate: Base queen breeding rate. -Queen Lifespan: How many bee production ticks before the queen dies (up to 1295). -Mutation Chance: Chance for a drastic mutation to occur. Jumps by (math.floor(100/1295*100*n)*0.01) each increment. (As example: '00': 0 | '01': 0.07 | 'HZ': 49.96 | 'ZZ': 100)