
My Customized Tree taiwan1
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It appears that you have provided a tree simulation parameters set from a JSON file. Here's how you can interpret and modify this JSON structure: ```json { "branch_lengths": [ [10, 20], [30, 40] ], "start_angles": [[2.12345, 1.23456], [-0.67890, -0.54321]], "allowed_overhang_angle": 50, "trunk_length": 40, "branch_twist_angle": 90, "branch_diameter_cutoff": 1.6, "start_budding_position": 50, "min_branching_angle": 40, "base_shape": 0, "use_advanced_settings": 0, "root_min_ratio": 50, "trunk_radius": 15, "length_min_ratio": 70, "root_max_ratio": 60, "tip_max_ratio": 70, "min_number_of_branches_from_each_branch": 1, "seed": 0, "branches_keep_growing": 0 } ``` You can access individual parameters as shown below: ```python params = { # ... JSON params ... } allowed_overhang_angle = params["allowed_overhang_angle"] print(allowed_overhang_angle) ``` You would simply run your python code (tree simulation script) again after editing these parameter values. These changes should take effect in the next simulation. To add additional parameters, simply follow this structure: ```python new_param_name: { new_param_value: type_of_param, } ``` Please ensure that each `param_name` and `param_value` are valid keys/values that are recognized by your tree growth simulation algorithm.
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