In PR #684, @Corvince had some concerns that are all valid. Please update the docs to address those concerns. Please submit as separate PRs to follow best practices.

• Concern 1: change to pipenv install mesa
• Concern 2: The literature references (line 35 and line 162 are still broken)
• Concern 3: Update figure

More details can be found here: https://github.com/projectmes

Reported through the NetLogo users group.

Open NetLogo 6.1.1, click Help > NetLogo User Manual and the HTML version of the bundled docs will pop up. In the menu bar on the left of the manual landing page click "manual in printable form (PDF)" all the way at the bottom and you'll get a file not found message.

The link goes to $NETLOGODIR/docs/NetLogo User Manual.pdf on macOS and `%NETLOGOD

In prey_predator tutorial, there is a discrepancy sometimes between the variable names for:

• tutorial documentation : energy_transfer, max_transfer
• and gaml : energy_transfert, max_transfert
  See:
  https://github.com/gama-platform/gama/wiki/PredatorPrey_step3
  https://github.com/gama-platform/gama/blob/04000ca513629beb51a32e750a47b6bfad2cff3a/msi.gama.models/models/Tutorials/Predator%20Prey/

Right now plot gives you the age (so exhibits boundary conditions at the start of the simulation) while print givens you final duration (so exhibits boundary conditions at the end of the simulation). This is more confusing than it needs to be.

@smjenness has proposed simply removing the plot. @martinamorris and I favor finding a way to preserve them but make them a bit more useful and clear.

Several SARL examples are designed for being run on different hosts. It may be helpful for the SARL user to provide a docker configuration for each deployed node of the application.

We should make an additional documentation page, called "Example overview". In this page we list the examples (as bullet points). In each bullet point we explain what the user can learn by each example page.

Eg. from HK model they learn synchronous agent update. From COVID-19 they learn using arbitrary graphs and plotting on arbitrary graphs. etc.

The attr ranges could accept a set of chars. The attr ranges are mainly used by the plugins to define their attributes, e.g., see the attributes of this plugin.

The examples below could be supported:
`"char{a,y,c,p

Thanks for the clean simple simulator!
I was trying it out using the Boids example on the README and it had problems, so I compared it with your html demo source.
I used that code and all is well, but you might update you README.

Again, thanks!

Investigate how -zb can be used to copy lua files for the user that require non-basic packages. One possibility is to force -zb to update all the packages.

Is there a natural interpretation for the value (Arvo) of the events in the simulator (e.g. cases, people)? If so, it would be helpful to let user know up front what it is.

Sometimes it is convenient to write a value to out.member and read and adjust it lateron. Right now this is not prohibited, but will not work correctly on all backends.

This can be resolve by either making out a strict result parameter (only writes permitted) or by allowing both writes to and reads from it (and supporting this in all backends). In this case an additional question becomes wh