The NetLogo tutorials guide you through all the basics, from loading and using models, to interacting with models with NetLogo code, and finally programming a model from scratch. The Beginner's Interactive NetLogo Dictionary has articles and videos on introductory topics, including a getting started page .

NetLogo is simple enough for students and teachers, yet advanced enough to serve as a powerful tool for researchers in many fields. NetLogo has extensive documentation and tutorials. It also comes with the Models Library, a large collection of pre …

Download NetLogo. Most computers can run NetLogo (see system requirements). If you would like to run NetLogo on a Chromebook or in a web browser, please see if NetLogo Web will meet your needs. Multiple versions of NetLogo can be installed on the same computer; installing a new one doesn’t remove the old one.

NetLogo is an open-source multi-platform agent-based modeling environment that is available on all major desktop operating systems (MacOS, Linux, Windows). In case you are unable to install the desktop application (e.g., on a Chromebook), you can use NetLogo as a web application at Netlogoweb.org .

Learn how to create computational models with the NetLogo agent-based modeling environment with novice-friendly explanations and interactive code examples. What is NetLogo? What is a primitive?

If you want to learn how to explore models at a deeper level, Tutorial #2: Commands will introduce you to the NetLogo modeling language. In Tutorial #3: Procedures you can learn how to alter and extend existing models and build new ones.

An in-depth guide on how to author NetLogo models to the high standards of the NetLogo Models Library. It's not a guide on how to program a model or write NetLogo code, but rather about how to make a clean, understandable model taking into account many end-user considerations.

"NetLogo User Community Models" are models contributed from the user community to be shared with other NetLogo users. They are not included with NetLogo, but are available on the web. How to Contribute and/or share your models. We encourage users to share your models with the NetLogo user community. Contributed models will be credited to the ...

Many NetLogo models have a once button that calls a procedure called setup and a forever button that calls a procedure called go. In NetLogo, you may specify which agents – turtles, patches, or links – are to run each command. If you don’t specify, the code is run by the observer.

A procedure combines a series of NetLogo commands into a single new command that you define. You will now learn to write procedures that make turtles move, eat, reproduce, and die. You will also learn how to make monitors, sliders, and plots.