Track

A track is a path made out of conduits, often ending where it began so that the active object is cycled forever, forming an oscillator or a gun.

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Nihonium*, the smallest-known period-226 oscillator. It is an example of a herschel track formed from two R49 and R64, but both herschels are required. Note that most tracks do not have these constraints, though. (click above to open LifeViewer) RLE: here Plaintext: here Catagolue: here

See also

• B track
• Herschel circuit

External links

• Track at the Life Lexicon