{"flow": {"nodes": [{"width": 312, "height": 311, "id": "prompt-simple_physics_engine", "type": "prompt", "data": {"prompt": "{prompt}", "n": 1, "llms": [{"key": "aa3c0f03-22bd-416e-af4d-4bf5c4278c99", "settings": {"system_msg": "Below is a diagram of a small, simple physics simulator.\nHere's the ruleset for the physics engine:\nThe direction of up is the first line. The direction of down is represented by the last line.\nThe ball, represented by \u25e6 will fall down due to gravity. \nThe ball begins with only downward momentum.\nThe right ramp, represented by \u25e3 will cause the ball to roll 1) down to its own level and 2) an indefinite number of spaces to the right until it is stopped by another object.\nThe left ramp, represented by \u25e2 will cause the ball to roll 1) down to its own level and 2) an indefinite number of spaces to the left until it is stopped by another object.\nThe ball will continue rolling left or right even after it falls one or more levels.\nIf the ball should be both falling and traveling left or right, it will always fall downward though its horizontal momentum will be converted to the next level.\nIf a ball is traveling horizontally while it encounters a ramp, it will come to a stop. It will not roll up any ramp.\nThe block, represented by \u25a0, prevents the ball from falling further down, or from rolling further left or right.\nThe ball can fall off a block to a lower level.\nThe walls and floor are also represented by \u25a0 characters.\nAir is represented by the \u25af character. It has no effect on the movement of the ball.\nThe ball will always come to rest in an air space. It will not take the place of any other object.\nFriction and air resistance are not present in this simulator.\n\nTry reasoning through the movement of the ball step by step.\nProvide your answer by reproducing the full, final state of the simulation using the character key provided.\n", "temperature": 1, "functions": [], "function_call": "", "top_p": 1, "stop": [], "presence_penalty": 0, "frequency_penalty": 0}, "name": "GPT3.5", "emoji": "\ud83d\ude42", "model": "gpt-3.5-turbo", "base_model": "gpt-3.5-turbo", "temp": 1, "formData": {"shortname": "GPT3.5", "model": "gpt-3.5-turbo", "system_msg": "Below is a diagram of a small, simple physics simulator.\nHere's the ruleset for the physics engine:\nThe direction of up is the first line. The direction of down is represented by the last line.\nThe ball, represented by \u25e6 will fall down due to gravity. \nThe ball begins with only downward momentum.\nThe right ramp, represented by \u25e3 will cause the ball to roll 1) down to its own level and 2) an indefinite number of spaces to the right until it is stopped by another object.\nThe left ramp, represented by \u25e2 will cause the ball to roll 1) down to its own level and 2) an indefinite number of spaces to the left until it is stopped by another object.\nThe ball will continue rolling left or right even after it falls one or more levels.\nIf the ball should be both falling and traveling left or right, it will always fall downward though its horizontal momentum will be converted to the next level.\nIf a ball is traveling horizontally while it encounters a ramp, it will come to a stop. It will not roll up any ramp.\nThe block, represented by \u25a0, prevents the ball from falling further down, or from rolling further left or right.\nThe ball can fall off a block to a lower level.\nThe walls and floor are also represented by \u25a0 characters.\nAir is represented by the \u25af character. It has no effect on the movement of the ball.\nThe ball will always come to rest in an air space. It will not take the place of any other object.\nFriction and air resistance are not present in this simulator.\n\nTry reasoning through the movement of the ball step by step.\nProvide your answer by reproducing the full, final state of the simulation using the character key provided.\n", "temperature": 1, "functions": "", "function_call": "", "top_p": 1, "stop": "", "presence_penalty": 0, "frequency_penalty": 0}}]}, "position": {"x"
