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Sorry, what H->MWSS is this?

Copperhead in D2_+2 .


x = 16, y = 32, rule = B3/S23
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booooobbboobobbb$
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bbooooobbobbobob ...

Is there a way to send a partially completed group of soups to catagolue, or to pause and pick up where you left off?

From the other objects in that snippet, it looks like you're searching D2_+1 symmetry. Every switch engine produced under D2 will have a mirror image over the axis of symmetry, so they're always detected in pairs.

You're right, thanks. I had just gotten confused about how switching symmetries ...

For some reason, linear-growth patterns always seem to come in pairs:

1540000 soups processed...
1550000 soups processed...
Rare oscillator detected: xp14_j9d0d9j
Rare spaceship detected: xq4_27dee6z4eb776
1560000 soups processed...
Rare oscillator detected: xp14_j9d0d9j
Linear-growth pattern ...

muzik, these posts are so useless they're not even interesting. One time reflectors are very much a time a dozen.

13, 15, 14

Check out this new type of 2 switch-engine interaction, with period 4608:
x = 16, y = 16, rule = B3/S23
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bbbboboobobobboo$
booobbobboboooob$
bobobobooboboooo$
bbbbbbbboobbbbbb$
boobobbbboboooob$
bboboooobobobobb$
bobbbbbbbbbbbbob$
bobbobbbooobbooo$
oobobboboboooboo ...

A naturally occuring two-stage t-eater:

The user info update is awesome - thanks for adding that!

Is it feasible to extend the current "This user discovered" to more/all objects? I'm particularly interested in newly discovered still-lives, since that's all I've discovered.

According to the Statistics page, a new period 384 linear-growth pattern has been found:

x = 16, y = 16, rule = B3/S23
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booobboboobbbboo$
oooobbbobobbobbb$
bobbbbbboobobooo$
bobbobboboobbobb$
oboboobbbobbobbo$
boboooobooooooob$
obobbobboobobobb$
obboobboboobbbob$
oooboooobobboooo ...

The second to last 13-cell SL, the python-tie-carrier, has appeared:
x = 16, y = 16, rule = B3/S23
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obooboooobooooob$
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bboboboobobbobob$
obobobbbbbobbooo$
oobobbobooobbobb$
obbobbbooobobooo$
bbbbobbbbooooobb$
ooobboobbooooboo$
boooobboboooobob$
booobbbbbbbboboo ...

A 18c/72 puffer that leaves 2 lines of blinkers: Initial population is only 8.

I love the software, it's incredibly simple to use and effective.

I was wondering whether there was any way, via the website, to see an aggregate of the contributions of a single user? I'd like to know what I've personally produced.