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I posted this file almost a year ago... I hope this necro is allowed, just because literally no one even looked at it. In such a small forum, I guess that's expected, but I kind of wanted at least one response. I recognize this machine could be greatly improved - both improvements directly towards r...

Heyo! I decided to make a replicator. I chose WWEJ to do it. More information is included in the zip file, namely in the comment field of WWEJ_self_replicator.mc.gz and in the script files. https://www.dropbox.com/s/un7ivve8c1inzor/WWEJ%20Replicator%20and%20Scripts.zip?dl=0 Note: The tape reader was...

A small puffer:

Wow. This is an incredible rule! Very, very well documented, and with a lot of computing potential. It would be interesting to see this rule with a construction arm concept, but that would add even more states, so it might not be worth the effort. I think it's pretty awesome that you made all these ...

This rule sort of reminds me of this: http://www.srm.org.uk/papers/comprepel.pdf Except without fixed elements and with splitting added. Is this rule being emulated correctly? snip Very close. I can't find the behaviour of the original rule on conflicts (i.e. XO.OX, X being fixed, O dynamic, and . ...

Where's the rule?

Does anyone know of a crossover organ in WireWorld that is completely asynchronous? i.e. The adjacency of the signals doesn't matter. Using the standard XOR-based crossover organ, the signals have to either be completely disjoint (i.e. one goes through the gates entirely before the other) or exactly...

This rule sort of reminds me of this:
http://www.srm.org.uk/papers/comprepel.pdf
Except without fixed elements and with splitting added.