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Project Alias
Re: Project Alias
Wiki: http://www.conwaylife.com/wiki/User:Ian07
Discord: lan07 (yes, that's a lowercase L)
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Discord: lan07 (yes, that's a lowercase L)
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ColorfulGabrielsp138
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Re: Project Alias
"BTL": A suggested name for xp0_27x33, or its ash. The name is a pun on "block + TL predecessor collision" and "blinker with loaf". Not to be confused with "BTC" or "BTS".
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x = 21, y = 21, rule = LifeColorful
11.E$10.3E$10.E.2E$13.E4$2.2B$.2B$2B$.2B15.2D$19.2D$18.2D$17.2D4$7.C$
7.2C.C$8.3C$9.C!-
erictom333
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Re: Project Alias
Tropylium: A collection of patterns meant to introduce the important aspects of a rule. Originated from the MilhinSA pattern collection, where the folder named "tropylium" contained such patterns (I didn't know that it was a user on here).
Re: Project Alias
Would it be fair to call the pattern resulting from an eight-cell-long line "honey factory", once and for all?
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x = 1, y = 8, rule = B3/S23
o$o$o$o$o$o$o$o!
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Re: Project Alias
I've been thinking about what to name this sequence, which is a fairly common sequence that forms a traffic light and glider and has a two-glider synthesis (but unlike four skewed blocks, isn't anywhere close to the only way it forms).
I've been thinking of the name "eyes". This particular generation looks a bit like a hooded figure.
The name "eyes" is in potential conflict with this traffic light predecessor, though.
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As for the honey factory post before mine, I have no problem with it. While it's not that common, it's definitely recognizable, and it forms from a line of eight.
(I don't have a frequency estimate for it, unfortunately. My calculations say it's slightly rarer than the aircraft carrier, but it doesn't seem anywhere near that common. It appears the list of common evolutionary sequences thread greatly overstates rare orthogonally symmetric objects like the pulsar, four rectangular blocks, and this.)
I've been thinking of the name "eyes". This particular generation looks a bit like a hooded figure.
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x = 6, y = 3, rule = B3/S23
b3o$obob2o$6o!
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x = 7, y = 5, rule = B3/S23
bo3bo$obobobo$b5o$2b3o$3bo!
As for the honey factory post before mine, I have no problem with it. While it's not that common, it's definitely recognizable, and it forms from a line of eight.
(I don't have a frequency estimate for it, unfortunately. My calculations say it's slightly rarer than the aircraft carrier, but it doesn't seem anywhere near that common. It appears the list of common evolutionary sequences thread greatly overstates rare orthogonally symmetric objects like the pulsar, four rectangular blocks, and this.)
User:HotdogPi/My discoveries
Periods discovered:
All evens ≤128 except 52,58,78,82,92,94,98,104,118,122
5-15,㉕-㉛,㉟㊺,51,63,65,73,75
1㊳㊵㊹㊼㊽,54,56,72,74,80,90,92
217,240,300,486,576
Guns: 20,21,32,54,55,57,114,117,124,126
SKOPs: 32,74,76,102,196
Periods discovered:
All evens ≤128 except 52,58,78,82,92,94,98,104,118,122
5-15,㉕-㉛,㉟㊺,51,63,65,73,75
1㊳㊵㊹㊼㊽,54,56,72,74,80,90,92
217,240,300,486,576
Guns: 20,21,32,54,55,57,114,117,124,126
SKOPs: 32,74,76,102,196
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erictom333
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Re: Project Alias
What's wrong with "traffic light and glider" or "TLG"?hotdogPi wrote: November 7th, 2021, 8:29 am I've been thinking about what to name this sequence, which is a fairly common sequence that forms a traffic light and glider and has a two-glider synthesis (but unlike four skewed blocks, isn't anywhere close to the only way it forms).