PlusTwo

[WRAPboi]

+2 is a CELLULAR AUTOMATON with the rule 0/2/4. I have discovered many patterns, which I have given names (mostly...). If you find one, tell me. Here are some:
(I'm sry I can't upload these IDK Y)
the very important ones:
(...)
show the picture and I'll see if I recognize it.

[Resu]

I think this should go in the other cellular automata then in LifeWiki discussion.
Also, you should put patterns in pattern tags:

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[pattern][/pattern]

You can copy the RLE by selecting and copying your pattern in LifeViewer. (It's the same one as the one on conwaylife.com) For how to do use LifeViewer, see LifeViewer/User Interface.

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x = 2, y = 3, rule = 0/2/4
A$.A$.A!

Once you've copied the pattern, the RLE code of the pattern can then be pasted in pattern tags.

[dvgrn]

Welcome to the forums! I've moved this thread to the OCA board.

Please spend some time working with RLE and LifeViewer, as Resu has suggested. It's very awkward for anyone else to work with patterns when they're shared in the form of pictures uploaded as attachments.

Before too many posts get made referring to this "0/2/4" rule as "+2", please consider adjusting the name. "+2" is too short and ambiguous; in particular, it doesn't work as a search term -- too many false positive matches -- and it contains a + character which it's best to avoid using as part of an official rule name. I've experimentally adjusted the thread name to "PlusTwo", but feel free to find some other searchable alphanumeric string if you don't like that one.

Here's your "bry" pattern in standard LifeViewer form; click the "Reply with quote" button to see what the format looks like for putting your own patterns in a forum post.

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x = 5, y = 7, rule = 0/2/4
3.A$A$.A$.A3$4.A!

"Plusser" would be

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x = 9, y = 14, rule = 0/2/4
3.2A$3.2BA$3.2CBA$5.CB$6.CA$2.2A3.BA$.A2B.2ACB$AB2.2B2.C$B3.B2C$6.A2$
6.C$5.3C$6.C!

[yyh_baboon]

c/12 d rake(can be corderized?)

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 x = 8, y = 9, rule = 0/2/4
3.2A2.A$3.2B2A$3.2CB$5.CA$6.BA$5.ABA3$A5.C!

[WRAPboi]

c/12 d rake(can be corderized?)

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 x = 8, y = 9, rule = 0/2/4
3.2A2.A$3.2B2A$3.2CB$5.CA$6.BA$5.ABA3$A5.C!

You found it. No. Way.