Spacefiller 1

Spacefiller 1
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Pattern type	Spacefiller
Number of cells	187
Bounding box	27 × 27
Static symmetry	Unspecified
Discovered by	Tim Coe
Year of discovery	Unknown
Pattern files Plaintext spacefiller1.cells RLE spacefiller1.rle

Spacefiller 1 is a small spacefiller that was found by Tim Coe. It fills the plane with chicken wire. In terms of its 187 cells, it was the smallest known spacefiller until at least 1998, but has since been superceded by Max.

Image gallery

Spacefiller 1 at generation 50

External links

• Spacefiller 1 at the Life Lexicon