I posted recently about a p156 z-hexomino hassler I managed to construct, and I wanted to now follow that up by sharing two partials for a p146 and p151 hassler of the z-hexomino.
The p146 partial hassler works almost the same as my p156 hassler, except I moved the z-hexomino in the p156 forward 2 ...
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- August 28th, 2024, 1:08 am
- Forum: Patterns
- Topic: Oscillator Discussion Thread
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- August 25th, 2024, 10:53 pm
- Forum: Patterns
- Topic: Thread for your unsure discoveries
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Re: Thread for your unsure discoveries
Ah, now I can see the Z-hexomino in retrospect (just shifted 2 generations forward), thank you!pifricted wrote: August 25th, 2024, 10:46 pm It’s a z-hexomino hassler.There isn’t a p156 Z-hexomino hassler, so it’s new.
- August 25th, 2024, 10:09 pm
- Forum: Patterns
- Topic: Thread for your unsure discoveries
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Re: Thread for your unsure discoveries
I recently constructed a period 156 hassler of the following pattern:
x = 4, y = 3, rule = B3/S23
ob2o$o2bo$2obo!
It's two J-Tetrominoes opposing each other. I found the following pattern where, using gliders, I could flip them on the horizontal axis.
x = 54, y = 45, rule = B3/S23
51bobo$51b2o ...
x = 4, y = 3, rule = B3/S23
ob2o$o2bo$2obo!
It's two J-Tetrominoes opposing each other. I found the following pattern where, using gliders, I could flip them on the horizontal axis.
x = 54, y = 45, rule = B3/S23
51bobo$51b2o ...