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x = 14, y = 13, rule = B3/S23
11b2o$11b2o2$4b2o$4bobo$2o4bo6bo$2o4b2o3b3o$10bo$10b2o2$5b3o$5bo$6bo!
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HerscheltheHerschel
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Re: Splitters with common SL
A thessalonic splitter:
superstrings, fuses, waves, wicks, and agars are cool
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Re: Splitters with common SL
I moved the thessalonic-splitter post over here. Sorry about that -- but with four objects, there are dozens of splitters that fit that description, probably hundreds. The "Splitters with common SL" thread mostly holds collections of splitters and turners, organized so that they're useful.
Posting random splitters one at a time in that thread ... unfortunately doesn't do anything except add clutter.
Separate from that, Thessalonic one-time splitters don't seem to be a category that it makes much sense to pay attention to. Constructability is often important for one-time stuff, and yet eaters are relatively expensive to construct. Why use something expensive when you can just as well use something cheaper?
Posting random splitters one at a time in that thread ... unfortunately doesn't do anything except add clutter.
Separate from that, Thessalonic one-time splitters don't seem to be a category that it makes much sense to pay attention to. Constructability is often important for one-time stuff, and yet eaters are relatively expensive to construct. Why use something expensive when you can just as well use something cheaper?