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--- 02_user_tutorials:18_modeling:01_step_by_step_growth [2025/12/10 13:14] – ↷ Page moved from 02_new_tutorials:18_modeling:01_step_by_step_growth to 02_user_tutorials:18_modeling:01_step_by_step_growth gaetan
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 ====== Growth models step by step ======
-In this tutorial we will create a growth model for a crown architecture. The model considers only the branch structure, without leaves, to provide an easy entry point. It may be helpful to understand the basic RGG code structure first, a tutorial is provided [[tutorials:rgg-code-structure|here]].
+In this tutorial we will create a growth model for a crown architecture. The model considers only the branch structure, without leaves, to provide an easy entry point. It may be helpful to understand the basic RGG code structure first, a tutorial is provided [[02_user_tutorials:13_rgg:02_rgg-code-structure|here]].
 The model is based on an annual scale, meaning that each run of the growth function simulates one year of growth. This way of simulating a tree in GroIMP is only one of many, and this tutorial focuses on understanding the development.
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 |{{:tutorials:ca_tut_turtles2.png?direct&400 |}} {{ :tutorials:ca_tut_turtlegrow.png?direct&200|}}|
 | Left: Our apical shoot as a drawn image, a GroIMP 2d Graph and the GroIMP visualization, Right: the changes in the graph when the rule is applied|
-GroIMP comes with a set of commands to manipulate this turtle by rotating, scaling, moving or chaining default values for color and size. (The most important ones can be found here: [[groimp-platform:turtle_commands|]])
+GroIMP comes with a set of commands to manipulate this turtle by rotating, scaling, moving or chaining default values for color and size. (The most important ones can be found here: [[15_cheatsheet:turtle_commands|]])