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With p6: x = 42, y = 5, rule = B2i3ejn4ajtz5air6k8/S1e2-n3-ckny4ainr o6b3o5b3o5bobo5b3o6b2o$o8bo7bo5bobo5bo7bo$o6b3o6b2o5b3o5b3o5b3o$o6bo9b o7bo7bo5bobo$o6b3o5b3o7bo5b2o6b3o! EDIT, 7: x = 50, y = 5, rule = B2ik3ejn4ajtwz5aijqr6k8/S1e2-n3-ckny4ainr5kq o6b3o5b3o5bobo5b3o6b2o5b2o$o8bo7bo5bobo5bo7bo9bo$...

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(11,1)c/13, 9 cells:

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x = 3, y = 9, rule = B2acn3ejr4aceqyz5k6-ek7c8/S2aen3ain4-wy5ikr6c78
2bo2$2bo$obo2$2bo$bo$obo$2bo!

AforAmpere

Let me end the period of exploring cellular automata with this report, as I will really go back to college tomorrow. My recent 5S search has found 556 p8192+ oscillators as well; they are ranked by period with some Excel treatment. Thank you for all that you've done around here! Hopefully everythin...

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Moosey wrote: ↑
August 31st, 2020, 8:14 am
Is (4,2)c/5 an attainable speed in certain B2a rules?

Not in INT, no. For non-B0 INT, (x,y)/t is bounded such that x+y<=t.

AforAmpere

Please, let's not send congratulations. Spaceship syntheses, like new eaters for the same ships, are becoming regular and common. That's a pretty absurd request to make, for a number of reasons. For one, this is, as far as I'm aware, only the third ship of this speed synthesized at all, so it's not...

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Oblique-ish linear replicator that moves at (4,[-2,2])c/8:

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x = 3, y = 2, rule = B2a3ejk4acenrtw5aei6-ce7c8/S1c2c3-jy4aik5ackn6akn7e
bo$3o!

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ColorfulGalaxy wrote: ↑
August 20th, 2020, 5:16 pm
Two of the first one can collide into a second one.

That is what SMOS means, a Spaceship Made Of Spaceships. Both the second and third ships have that property.

AforAmpere

Here's a p2 C at w10, found with your program: x = 20, y = 73, rule = B26/S024 b2o14b2o$5b2o6b2o$o2bobobo4bobobo2bo$bob3o8b3obo$bo3bo8bo3bo$bobo12bob o$bo2bob2o4b2obo2bo$bo16bo$bob4o6b4obo$bobo3bo4bo3bobo$bo5bob2obo5bo$b o16bo$bo2bobo2b2o2bobo2bo$bobob2ob4ob2obobo$bo4bobo2bobo4bo$bo5b6o5bo$ bo16bo$b...

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AforAmpere

This really doesn't need a thread. It is just Life, twice. This kind of thing would go better in one of the more general threads, like the LTL thread or the Miscellaneous Discoveries in OCA thread.

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C/6: x = 17, y = 77, rule = B2n3-q5y6c/S23-k 6bo3bo$5b3ob3o4$7b3o$7b3o$8bo$3bo3b3o3bo$2bob3o3b3obo$2b2o9b2o$6bobobo $5bobobobo$4bo2bobo2bo$4bo7bo$2bo3bo3bo3bo$bob2o7b2obo$2obo9bob2o$2obo 2bo3bo2bob2o$bobo3bobo3bobo$b2o3bo3bo3b2o$2bo3bo3bo3bo$3b4o3b4o$3b3obo bob3o2$3b2obo3bob2o$2o2bobo3bobo2b2o$bo4bo...

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Here's a 2c/7: x = 13, y = 20, rule = B2n3-q5y6c/S23-k 2b2o5b2o$bobo5bobo$bo2bo3bo2bo$b2o7b2o$bo3bobo3bo$2o2bo3bo2b2o$o2bo5bo 2bo$3bo5bo$o4bobo4bo$2ob2obob2ob2o$4bo3bo2$3bo5bo2$bo9bo$b2o2bobo2b2o$ b2obo3bob2o$2bo3bo3bo$13o$o3bo3bo3bo! For orthogonal isotropic non-totalistic searches, qfind is probab...

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(2563,1)c/233: x = 154, y = 158, rule = R83,C0,M1,S7466..12736,B7466..9881,NM 59b36o$54b47o$51b53o$49b57o$47b61o$45b64o$44b67o$42b70o$41b72o$40b75o$ 39b77o$38b79o$37b81o$36b83o$35b84o$34b86o$34b87o$33b89o$32b90o$31b92o$ 31b93o$30b95o$29b96o$29b97o$28b98o$28b99o$27b101o$26b102o$26b103o$25b 104o$25b10...

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ColorfulGalaxy wrote: ↑
July 24th, 2020, 9:21 pm
Has anyone discovered this???
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x = 0, y = 0, rule = B36/S23
2ob2o$o3bo$b3o2$b3o$o3bo$2ob2o2$2ob2o$o3bo$b3o3$b3o$o3bo$2ob2o!
ln HighLife, both the spark coil and the dead spark coil give spark.

Yes, that is a very well known consequence of the B6 transition.

AforAmpere

Rule #2 ships: x = 170, y = 50, rule = B2eik3ciy4ijnrtw5-ae7/S12eik3-cer4eikqry5-ekqy7c b2o10bo3bo12bo6bo18bo20bobobo10bo6bo10b5o11b3o2b3o14b3o11b3ob3o$o2bo9b obobo11bobo4bobo15b2ob2o17b7o9bo2b2o2bo11bobo12bo2b2o2bo14b3o10b4ob4o$ 13b5o10b2o3b2o3b2o10bo11bo12b2o5b2o8b8o9bo5bo9bob6obo12bobobo10b3ob3o$...

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RakeGuy1246 wrote: ↑
July 18th, 2020, 1:45 pm
Yeah I figured that out afterward. Any way to use an eater as a one-use 90 degree reflector, though?

Also already posted. Please look at what people post as responses before asking.

AforAmpere

Rule #1 has a lot of things: x = 269, y = 124, rule = B2-ak3eqry4aciw5-akr6-a7e/S012aik3ry4rwyz5ekqry6n7c8 3bobo11bo4bo13bo3bo12bo14bo12bobo14bo17bo16bobobobo9bobo6bobo36bo4bo 13bo3bo14bo3bo10bo3bo11bo$2bo3bo9b2o4b2o9b4o3b4o8bo2bo10bo2bo11bobo12b obobo14b3o14b2obobob2o8bobo6bobo35b2o4b2o11b2o3b2o12b...

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RakeGuy1246 wrote: ↑
July 16th, 2020, 11:54 am
Thanks. Now as long as I can find a synthesis for either a boat or an eater, which should be easy tbh, I can begin the first part of my idea.

We both posted the synths right in what you quoted.

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RakeGuy1246 wrote: ↑
July 15th, 2020, 5:28 pm
I might have an idea of how to build this, but i'll need a synthesis of a one-use 90-degree reflector (don't ask why).

A boat can do the trick:

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x = 42, y = 19, rule = B3/S23
28bobo$29b2o$29bo5$39b2o$39bobo$8b2o29bo$8bobo$9bo5$3o$2bo$bo!

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p5: x = 7, y = 7, rule = B3-kq4j8/S2-in34ciz b2o$bo2bobo$2ob4o$bobo$2obob2o$3bo2bo$3b2o! ...it's completely unreasonable to have a thread since all high period oscillators are glider loops and there are no particular interest on this rule excluding the microreflector which works in a really large am...

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New 3c/7 (shortest at this width): x = 348, y = 19, rule = B3578/S236 6bo34bo61bo51b2o3bo$8bo32bo38bo18bob4o49bob6o47bo$5bobobob2o13b3o5bobo 4bo2bo22b2o10bo18b2ob5o6bo19b2obo20bob3obo46b2o45bo69bo8bo$5bobob3obo 12b4o4bobo3b5o19bob2obo8bo4bo13bo3b2obo5b3o3bo3bob3o6b4obo4bo2bo10b3o 3bobo16bobo18b2ob2o...

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Couldn't we just run all possible rule/seedcolumn combinations to find the right rule? That seems like it would take an incredibly long time. Also, 2c/3 stretcher, may be completable: x = 186, y = 70, rule = B25/S2 129bo2bo$128b4o$133b4o$126bo2b3o3bobo$43bo39bo43bo2bo5b2o2bo3bo$41b2o 39b2obo14bo25b...

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7 cells: 4x12: I stopped around 3M generations, as it looked like it was no where near stopping, and had a 0.4M-0.7M population for a long time. x = 4, y = 12, rule = B2-ak3-cij4jknrw5-r678/S2ci3kqy4ijrwz5-c678 2bo$3bo2$o2$o2$o2$o2$o! This keeps growing beyond at least 12,100,000 gens. It most like...

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114 can fit in this loop: x = 3262, y = 3206, rule = B2in3-ck4eyz5ny678/S3-jk4aikqrtz5ceky678 2808bo$2807b3o$2806b5o$2807b5o$2807b4o$2807b4o$2805b6o$2805b5o$2807b3o $2805b3obo$2804b6o$2805b5o$2804bob4o$2804b6o$2805b5o$2803b2ob5o$2805b 5o$2803bob5o$2805b4o$2805b4o$2807b2o$2808bo63$2808bo$2807b3o$2806...

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Thank you for keeping up with things, LaundryPizza!

Here's a new slope record, I think, at (421,1)c/867:

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x = 12, y = 7, rule = B2in3-ck4cjz5ekny678/S2n3-jq4acikqrt5ceky678
8bo$4b6o$2bob7o$o5b6o$3b8o$9bo$5bo!

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