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These ones run faster than the model with the incorporated memory block

Here some P60 devices :

This one gives an impression of relief :

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Hi,

Some new ones :


These variants highlight the interactive structures :


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And :

There are also those :

otismo wrote: ↑

September 26th, 2020, 7:08 pm

@ GilGil

would you be willing to share a Stamp Collection of your p320 goodies ?

Hi,

Here are a few :

The switch engine debris there is mutually canceling itself out. Ok. So, nothing very interesting there. ;) Edit: Another one, is this one known? x = 50, y = 49, rule = B3/S23 24b3o$24b3o$25bo$23b2o$23bo$8b2o14bo$8b2o3$25b2o$25b2o10bo$25bo4bo3bo 2bobo2bo$9bo15bo4b5ob2o4bo$2o5b2o15bobo4bobo4bo3bo$2o...

Hi, Look at the back of the ship : x = 122, y = 105, rule = B3/S23 9$62b3o$62bobo$61bo3bo$61bo3bo$61bo17b2o$61bo4b2o11b2o$61bo6bo$62bo5bo $62b2o$64bo3bo$65bobo10b2o$79bo$78b3o6b2o$62b3o22b2o$61bo3bo13bo$62bo 2bo14bo$64b2o13b2o2$60bo$46b2o7b2o2bobo$46b3o6b4o3bo32b2o$46b2obobo7bo 35b2o$49b2o10bob2o9bo...

@ christoph r.

Nice look.

The Gliders leave the rake at the front, not at side.

I now see that is an adventage of the c10p200rake compared to the c10p320rake.

Quite big but I've not find smaller, here an c10p320 x2 period multiplier module :

Hi,

For fun, here the XOR splitter, only built with XOR modules :

Now, here is an "on/off" device working in p320 : x = 4001, y = 1617, rule = B3/S23 110$3531bo2bo$3530bo$3542b2ob2o$3533b3o5bo3b4o$3532bo2b3o3bo3b4o$3528b o3bo3bobo2b2o$3528bo3bo3bobo2b2o$3532bo2b3o3bo3b4o$3511b2o20b3o5bo3b4o $3510b4o28b2ob2o5b2o$3509b2ob2o7b2o7bo20b4o$3488b2o19b2o2b2o5bob5o4bo 2bo1...

Here is an attachment of a compression-decompression system of images based on "on-off" and XOR devices in p320x60. Observe the differences in performance between the two systemes according to the images.

Hi @ GilGil Thank You for XOR ! does a definitive c/10 collection exist ? link/file pls Nothing is ever definitive.. I will try to simplify the existing collection as well as possible. I'll give you the link. Here is a more intuitive version of the XOR found afterwards : x = 4801, y = 1313, rule = B...

I like it! ... except the head of the arrow isn't attached to the body. Easily patched -- Yes, you're right. EDIT: This has obvious applications for the classic "ticker tape" genre of Life pattern, if we just stick some words back in there and run it the other direction: endless-ticker.mc.gz I had ...

For fun :

I guess if someone wanted to obfuscate that information (slightly), just adding a one-pixel-wide always-on border at the top and bottom would make it hard to see where the images were stored, from far-out zooms anyway. Or a block puffer and cleanup device could be added near the data line, without ...

@ dvgrn, thanks. ------ XOR device simplified : x = 4321, y = 1889, rule = B3/S23 379$1678bo59bo58bo58bo9bo9bo9bo$1787bo19bo88bo5$1777bo$1817bo2$1905bo$ 1678bo59bo117bo6$1770bo$1823bo2$1910bo$1856bo$1681bo53bo7$1768bo57bo2$ 1856bo53bo3$1688bo39bo7$1767bo59bo28bo$1904bo$1698bo19bo6$1896bo2$ 1708bo58b...

Here a modified version of the 60 line printer with pictures composed of LWSS :

dvgrn wrote: ↑

March 21st, 2020, 3:35 pm

Can't argue with perfection

I just realized that there is a much simpler way to make a 2-input XOR device...

@ dvgrn,

What do you think of my encryption system then ? I think you wanted something less bulky, but does it do it?

I used an XOR device which can be slightly simplified.

otismo wrote: ↑

March 18th, 2020, 7:31 pm

I think GilGil's Printer Designs

are the Epitome of Elegance

Thanks !

I like your pictures too, they're very nice.

Another c/4 grey ship using stabilized by ants. x = 261, y = 258, rule = B3/S23 10$168bobo$167bo2bo$166bo3bo$165b2o$162bobob2o$161bo$161bo2b2obo$158bo bobo4b2obo$153bo2b2ob3o8bo$151b2o7bo$153bo3b2o$155b2o2$157b3o$156bob2o $152bobobo$152bo3bo$152bobob3o$156b2o2$158bo$158bobo$28b2o128bobo$26bo 2bo39b...