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 or are symmetrical, 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