Smallest Spaceships Supporting Specific Speeds (5s) Project

[toroidalet]

That c/63 doesn't work.
This one works with 44 cells.

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x = 10, y = 11, rule = B348/S05678
5bo$bo2b2obo$3b4o$3b4o$2b5o2bo$o2b4obo$2b5o2bo$3b4o$3b4o$bo2b2obo$5bo!

[muzik]

It used to be this, some glitch must have happened.

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x = 9, y = 10, rule = B348/S05678
2bo3bo$2b2ob2o$bobobobo$2b5o$b7o$9o$9o$9o$3obob3o$o2b3o2bo!

[toroidalet]

It used to be this, some glitch must have happened.

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ship

I posted that one above.
Also, the "4c/115" I posted is actually 8c/115:

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x = 6, y = 7, rule = B2i3-c4cet8/S23-c4e
bobo$4bo$o4bo$5bo$o4bo$4bo$bobo!

[muzik]

c/723d:

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x = 10, y = 10, rule = B34578/S4568
3bobo$b5obo$bo2bob2o$2ob7o$b3o4bo$2obob3obo$2b2ob3o$b3ob2ob2o$3b2o2bo$
3bobobo!

[muzik]

c/125d:

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x = 11, y = 11, rule = B34568/S18
2b4o2$ob2o3bo$obo$o3b3obo$o3bobobo$4b3o3bo$2bo5bo$4b2ob2o2$6bo!

c/195d:

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x = 10, y = 10, rule = B3458/S456
3bobo$bo2bo$2b4obo$obo$b2o4bobo$obo5b2o$8b2o$2bobo2bobo$5b2o$4b4o!

c/161d:

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x = 8, y = 9, rule = B34568/S458
2bobo$2bobo$2o3b2o$2bo2bobo$b2obo2bo$3b2o2bo$3bo3bo$5bobo$5bo!

c/129d:

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x = 9, y = 9, rule = B34578/S458
3b2o$b2ob3o$bo5b2o$o2b3o$2ob3o2bo$bob4o$bo3b2o$2bo$2bobo!

[toroidalet]

11c/25 orthogonal:

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x = 14, y = 5, rule = B34qw5c6i7c/S23-e
2b3o$o3b2o5bobo$o5bo3bo2bo$o3b2o5bobo$2b3o!

12c/30 orthogonal:

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x = 15, y = 13, rule = B34w/S23-e
7b3o$2o4bo3bo$2o2$3bo9bo$2bo11bo$2bo11bo$2bo11bo$3bo9bo2$2o$2o4bo3bo$
7b3o!

[muzik]

A random 2c/8d:

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x = 2, y = 4, rule = B2-a3-i/S013a5i8
o2$o$bo!

[wwei23]

Spaceship, anyone?

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x = 4, y = 4, rule = B356/S23
2bo$2o$bobo$b3o!

[toroidalet]

A random 2c/8d:

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ship

The record for most ships with periods under 20 is 3 cells, so don't post if it doesn't have 3 cells.

Spaceship, anyone?

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puffer

This was used to make the 18c/72 ship in the collection.
Smaller 18c/72, by the way (Based on the puffer)

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x = 10, y = 7, rule = B35-e6/S234c
b3o$4bo$o3bo$obo3bo2bo$bo4bo2bo$6b4o$8bo!

18 cells.

[muzik]

A random 2c/8d:

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The record for most ships with periods under 20 is 3 cells, so don't post if it doesn't have 3 cells.

Hence why it obviously has 3 cells.

[toroidalet]

Hence why it obviously has 3 cells.

I forgot to check the pattern . But the smallest bounding box is 2*3, yours is 2*4 so it won't get added.

[AforAmpere]

I'm not really focusing on bounding box, as I have to sift through thousands of results anyways. General rule: If a ship has a three-cell example, there is nothing you can do, that will stay there, though feel welcome to test if the three-cell ship for any speed you want to test works, because I probably made some mistakes somewhere.

[muzik]

(6,2)c/91:

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x = 12, y = 11, rule = B367/S2-i34q
o2b2o$5o$2o3bo$3b3o$4bo2$5b2o$5b3o2b2o$7b4o$8bo2bo$8b3o!

[AforAmpere]

That is (6,1)c/91, but nice!

[muzik]

7c/55d: (made it by myself, and I am proud of that)

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x = 84, y = 84, rule = B367/S2-i34q
53b2o$52bo2bo$52bo2bo$53b2o4$60b2o$59bo2bo$59bo2bo$52bo7b2o$52bo$51bob
o2$52bo14b2o$66bo2bo$66bo2bo$67b2o4$74b2o$73bo2bo$73bo2bo$74b2o4$59bo
21b2o$59bo20bo2bo$58bobo19bo2bo$81b2o$59bo5$77bo$77bo4$72b2o6b3o$82bo$
79bo2bo$64bo12bo3bo$65b2o10bo2bo$64b2obo9b3o$65bobo$67bo2$12bo$b2o7b2o
2bo$o2bo8bo$o2bo$b2o$61bo$61bo$30bo$8b2o18b2o2bo$7bo2bo19bo$7bo2bo45b
2o6b3o$8b2o56bo$63bo2bo$45bobo13bo3bo$46b3o12bo2bo$15b2o29bo14b3o$14bo
2bo29b3o$14bo2bo$15b2o3$42bo$22b2o18bo$21bo2bo$21bo2bo$22b2o$37b2o6b3o
$47bo$44bo2bo$29b2o11bo3bo$28bo2bo10bo2bo$28bo2bo10b3o$29b2o!

[toroidalet]

13-cell (6,1)c/18:

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x = 12, y = 8, rule = B3-y4z5a/S23-e
o$o2$6b3o$7bob2o$11bo$11bo$9b3o!

[wwei23]

Spaceship, anyone?

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x = 5, y = 2, rule = B2-a3/S0
bobo$o3bo!

Also, a 2c/4:

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x = 3, y = 2, rule = B2ce3ei/S1e2ac
obo$bo!

Very amusing:

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x = 3, y = 5, rule = B2-a3/S0
o2$3o$2bo$bo!

[AforAmpere]

Please look at the collection! I have a 3-cell 2c/4 aleady.

[wwei23]

Please look at the collection! I have a 3-cell 2c/4 aleady.

My 2c/4 HAS 3 cells.

[toroidalet]

My 2c/4 HAS 3 cells.

1. It's the exact same one.
2. AforAmpere posted above that improvements for 3-cell ships will not be added.

[wwei23]

My 2c/4 HAS 3 cells.

1. It's the exact same one.
2. AforAmpere posted above that improvements for 3-cell ships will not be added.

How'd I stumble upon it?

[muzik]

Although I strongly doubt it, are non-isotopic rules acceptable?

In which case, have this (7,3)c/60:

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x = 4, y = 3, rule = MAPARYXfhZofugWaH7oaIDogBZofuhogOiAaIDogIAAgAAWaH7oaICatGiA6ICAAIAAaICatIAAgACAAIAAAAAAAA
obo$o2bo$obo!

[AforAmpere]

No, that would make it even more ridiculous, though I do wonder what new speeds could be possible with these rules?

[muzik]

Probably a few. This brings up an interesting question:

Are there any speeds and/or directions that would be completely impossible in all range-1 2-state CA, without the usage of universal construction technology?



Also, not meaning to rush you, but when will you get around to updating the list?

[AforAmpere]

Are there any speeds and/or directions that would be completely impossible in all range-1 2-state CA, without the usage of universal construction technology?

I believe c diagonal is an example.

Also, not meaning to rush you, but when will you get around to updating the list?

I was actually going to yesterday, but as I was working on it, a power outage happened, and I lost the stuff from that day, because I was dumb and didn't save, I will probably upload it tomorrow, because I have to look through the list again.