HELP TRAINING_WORLDS      Edmund Chattoe and Jocelyn Paine November 1992


There are fifty ``training worlds'' which come with Eden. These are a
set of simple microworlds.

Some of these worlds contain a single object or pair of linked objects
(like doors and keys). You can run your Bug through them as many times
as you like, with the objective of teaching it the properties of these
basic objects.

Others are more advanced, and we call them ``problem worlds''. These are
similar but not identical to those to be used in the competition. They
contain more difficult problems, such as having to get from one room to
another, using a key and hammer to pass through intervening doors and
rocks.

There are 50 training worlds, and you can access them by using the names
'tw1' through 'tw50'; thus:
    eden( 'mybug', 'tw9' );                    
will run the bug defined in file mybug.p on training world 9.

The file REINCARNATING_BUG.P shows how to use 'bugdead' to pass from one
world to the next. For more details, see HELP BUGDEAD. HELP COMPETITION
gives details of the competition.          
