What is LiveGMS?

LiveGMS is the world's first online and platform independent gene editor for Creatures 3 and Docking Station.
LiveGMS is online as "stable" since May 1st 2004. Thanks to Alien and Michael for testing it.

Latest changes/bugs

  • February 20th 2006: EasyGMS is available in French and German now. The French translation has been made by Pasto.
  • September 9th 2005: The new LiveGMS frontend module EasyGMS is online and reachable here.
  • July 21st 2005: Added a "Page map" table to see which genes are on which page.
  • October 9th 2004: Corrected bug in edit function for brain lobes and tracts.
  • September 25th 2004: LiveGMS is now available on sourceforge.net. If you want to run your own copy or participate in LiveGMS' developement, this is the place to go.
    The project page can be found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/livegms/

    Features

  • Load and save Creatures 3 .gen files
  • Move, delete and add genes
  • Add a watermark to the genome (crossable up to 5 or 6 times with a non-watermarked creature without any loss of information)
  • Edit headers and bodies of all gene types
  • Compare two genomes (content sensitive)
  • NEW Check genome for mistakes

    • View the screen shot section for some examples!

    System requirements

  • HTML compatible Browser
  • Intel 500 MHz or equivalent CPU, more than 1000 MHz recommended
  • Internet connection with a downstream of at least 128 KBit/s
  • Javascript and screen resolution of 1024x768 or more recommended
  • Best experience using Mozilla


    • Enter LiveGMS now

    Or visit the Official LiveGMS documentation center



    Copyright (C) 2004 by Daniel Mewes (danielmewes*at*onlinehome.de)
    LiveGMS is powered by creaturesforum.de
    LiveGMS is also available as source code at sourceforge.net: http://sourceforge.net/projects/livegms/

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