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This project is licensed under the MIT License, see the LICENSE.txt file for details

Minion Flow Simulation

This project is a simulation model of minion wave control in League of Legends. It was created as a fun way to visualize and experiment with the flow of minions, inspired by the game's mechanics. I created this project to help a friend understand minion wave control in League of Legends. The simulation is an abstract representation of how minions interact and can be used as a learning tool or just for fun.

Controls

• Play: Starts the simulation.
• Pause: Pauses the simulation.
• 2x Speed: Doubles the simulation speed.
• 4x Speed: Quadruples the simulation speed.
• Click on Minions: Reduces the clicked minion's count, simulating an attack.

How It Works

The simulation represents minions as circles:

• Blue minions spawn on the left, while red minions spawn on the right.
• Each minion's size corresponds to its current count. When two minions of the same team meet, they merge into a larger circle.
• Minions stop upon encountering enemies and engage in "combat," reducing each other's count based on a damage rate.
• Tower zones at the ends of the field progressively reduce the numbers of enemy minions entering their area.

How to Run

1. Clone this repository:

  git clone https://github.com/leaf2326/minion-flow-model-sim.git

2. Open index.html in a web browser.