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Just a plain error in the search setup!This works better (edit: corrected another copy/paste error). x = 25, y = 34, rule = B3/S23 2o6b3o3b3o6b2o$ob6o3b3o3b6obo$o7b3o3b3o7bo$8o3b3o3b8o$bo6b3o3b3o6bo$2b o3b2o3b3o3b2o3bo$8b3o3b3o$7bo3b3o3bo$4bob5o3b5obo$2b2obo5b3o5bob2o$5b 6o3b6o$11b3o$3bo2b5o3b5o2bo...

3c/70 is in scope?

This seems like an odd/odd 2c7 wave to me x = 15, y = 99, rule = B3/S23 3o$b2o$6b3o$6bob2o$5b2obo$3bo3b2obo$b2obo2b2o2bo$2b2o4bob2o2$2b2o4bob 2o$b2obo2b2o2bo$3bo3b2obo$5b2obo$6bob2o$6b3o$b2o$3o$b2o$6b3o$6bob2o$5b 2obo$3bo3b2obo$b2obo2b2o2bo$2b2o4bob2o2$2b2o4bob2o$b2obo2b2o2bo$3bo3b 2obo$5b2obo$6bob2...

Another cool partial. I fear it‘s out of reach for WLS, but you only know if you try. Sometimes I‘m lucky.

I could have sworn I wrote c5d and c6d… that‘s what I meant at least.

Thanks a lot for your patience and commitment to my frequent requests!

The superstring and lineship partials are very interesting. I cannot believe that there are no smallish odd/odd waves at 2c/7, but I guess I have to accept that. How much does it take to run the searches with a little wider widths? I think I have one more in my old files, maybe I‘ll find it. Could y...

Here is another partial result, a mixed grain end piece that uses one og Amlings examples: x = 110, y = 136, rule = B3/S23 11b89o$10bo89bo$10bob87obo$9bo2bo85bo2bo$10b91o$9bob2o85b2obo$9bobo4b 79o4bobo$8bo3bo85bo3bo$7bo3bo5b77o5bo3bo$9bo2b3obo77bob3o2bo$11b2obo2b 77o2bob2o$14bo81bo$11b3ob81ob3o$10bo...

These are all old partials, put there in the hope to give Keith some more ideas how to continue his searches. Maybe he has the right idea and resources to complete them. I just had a few minutes to post, sorry!

Just a plain error in the search setup!This works better (edit: corrected another copy/paste error). x = 25, y = 34, rule = B3/S23 2o6b3o3b3o6b2o$ob6o3b3o3b6obo$o7b3o3b3o7bo$8o3b3o3b8o$bo6b3o3b3o6bo$2b o3b2o3b3o3b2o3bo$8b3o3b3o$7bo3b3o3bo$4bob5o3b5obo$2b2obo5b3o5bob2o$5b 6o3b6o$11b3o$3bo2b5o3b5o2bo$...

a backend for the width 3 chicken wire part x = 58, y = 109, rule = B3/S23 2b2o6b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o6b2o$2bob6o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b 6obo$2bo7b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o7bo$2b8o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b 8o$3bo6b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o6bo$4bo3b2o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o3b3o 3b2o3bo$10b3o3...

Very interesting. 2c/5 against the grain has partials! Here is a just slightly smaller completion to an old wave (which is contained in jslife-moving-master). x = 91, y = 91, rule = B3/S23 $10b3o$10bo2bo2bo7bo$10bo4b3o5b3o$7bo2bo6b2o3b2obo$6b3o5bo3bo3b3o$6bob 2ob2obo3b3o2b2o$7b3o2b3o4bobo$7b3o3bo3bo...

A lot of food for thought! Thanks!

2c/4 front parts for agar ships would also be interesting!

Backends for agar ships would also be interesting for all periods…

This superstring agar back part seems more accessible (and strengthening my odd-odd-theory) x = 44, y = 49, rule = B3/S23 3o2b3o2b3o2b3o2b3o2b3o2b3o2b3ob2o$2bo4bo4bo4bo4bo4bo4bo4bo4bo$3o2b3o2b 3o2b3o2b3o2b3o2b3o2b3obo3bo$2bo4bo4bo4bo4bo4bo4bo4bob4o$3o2b3o2b3o2b3o 2b3o2b3o2b3o2b3obo$2bo4bo4bo4bo4bo4b...

I tried to find some components for the c/4d superstring agar and came up with the following: x = 77, y = 92, rule = B3/S23 $67bo$66b2o$66bobo2$69b2o$68b3o$68bo2$64b2obobo$63bo5bo$62bo3b2o$61bo 2bo$61bo$63bo$61bobo3b2o$61b2o3b2o$60bo7bo$59bo11b2o$50b2o10bo6b2o3bo$ 49b2o6b2obo11bo2bo$51bo2b2o2bo5b2o6...

here is another c/4d agar seemingly difficult to tame into an agar ship x = 141, y = 103, rule = B3/S23 11$69b2o2bo3bo5b2obob2obo2bo4bo6b2o3bo$72bo4bo4b4obo2bo2b2o3bo5b2obob 2obobo$69b2o4b2obo2bo4bo6b2o3bo4b4obo2bobo$68b3o3bo2bo2b2o3bo5b2obob2o bo2bo4b2o3b2o$67b3o3bo6b2o3bo4b4obo2bo2b2o3bo4bo$64b2o2...

Amazing! That there exists such a beautiful simple solution! Congrats! Edit: Just for comparison my ugly solution x = 91, y = 98, rule = B3/S23 8$84b3o$84bo$85bo2$84b3o$83b5o$81b2o4bo$77bo3b2obobo$76b2o3bo3b2o$76bo bo2bobo$81bobo$80b3o3$69b2o9bo$69bobo7b2obo$69bo8b2o2bo$72bo$72b5o3bo$ 79bo$69b2o4b3o...

Can someone find a frontend for the following c/4 wick (yes, it has a really small tail) x = 36, y = 34, rule = B3/S23 3bo3bo$b2o4b2o$obo$obo3bo3bo$4b2o4b2o$3bobo$3bobo3bo3bo$7b2o4b2o$6bobo $6bobo3bo3bo$10b2o4b2o$9bobo$9bobo3bo3bo$13b2o4b2o$12bobo$12bobo3bo3bo $16b2o4b2o$15bobo$15bobo3bo3bo$19b2o4b2...

Slightly smaller completion for the new line stretcher: x = 58, y = 62, rule = B3/S23 12b2o$12bo$13bo$14bo$15bo$16bo$17bo$18bo$19bo$20bo$21bo$22bo$23bo$24bo $19b2o4bo$19bobo4bo$19bo7bo$23b2o3bo$13b2obo5b2obo3bo$12b2o3bo8bo3bo$ 13bo2bo2b2o6bo3bo$13bo2bo2bo2b3o3bo3bo$13bo7bobobo3bo3bo$16bo4b3obo4bo 3b...

c4/d to c6/d, c7/d if feasible...

c/4o, 2c4o, c5/o, 2c5/o, c/6o, 2c/6o, 3c6/o, c/7o, 2c7/o, 3c7/o

Where diagonal speeds are definitely undersearched.

You did it again! Very nice. It might be worth adding diagonal modes to your search programs, especially when searching for diagonal ships! Could you do searches on odd-odd-symmetric waves for periods 4 to 7? I'm convinced we missed some small ones as this mode is not supported wls, jls, ... Diagona...

could you post that in rle format? Or something Golly compatible?

Thanks in advance!

@ Keith: You got it right! I pasted the new wing wrongly. The main message was: I didn't find a really simpler completion of the lower part!

Another great find! As usual, I only managed to find marginal improvements (see right end as opposed to left) x = 327, y = 293, rule = B3/S23 3$14bo$13b3ob2o$12b2o3bob2o$11b2o2bo4b5o$12bo5bobobob2ob2o$11b2o6bo3bo 3bob2o$9b2obobo10bo4b5o252bo$10bobob2o8bo3bobobob2ob2o9b3o235b3o$7b2ob obo3bo12bo3bo3bo...

Yet another simple c/2 wave: x = 88, y = 13, rule = B3/S23 bo84bo$3o82b3o$ob2o3bo8bo6bo8bo6bo8bo6bo8bo6bo8bo3b2obo$b3o2b3o6b3o4b 3o6b3o4b3o6b3o4b3o6b3o4b3o6b3o2b3o$b3obo2b2o4b2o2bo2bo2b2o4b2o2bo2bo2b 2o4b2o2bo2bo2b2o4b2o2bo2bo2b2o4b2o2bob3o$b5obo2bo2bo2bob4obo2bo2bo2bob 4obo2bo2bo2bob4obo2bo2bo2bob4...