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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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B468S02357 wrote: February 16th, 2026, 9:23 pm Is there any finite stabillization of this P17 oscillator in star wars?

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x = 22, y = 16, rule = 345/2/4:T22,16
2.A6.A3.A6.A$2.A6.A3.A6.A$3BC4.3A3BC4.3A$C.C6.A.C.C6.A$C10.C$C10.C$C.
C6.A.C.C6.A$3BC4.3A3BC4.3A$2.A6.A3.A6.A$2.A6.A3.A6.A$3BC4.3A3BC4.3A$C
.C6.A.C.C6.A$C10.C$C10.C$C.C6.A.C.C6.A$3BC4.3A3BC4.3A!
P17 wick:

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x = 29, y = 160, rule = 345/2/4
27.A$26.3A$27.A$12.A2.CBA4.CB3.A$11.3A2.A2.A2.A.A2.2A$10.2A.11A3.A$9.
A.3A2.A2.A2.A4.A$10.B.A3.ABC8.2A$11.C14.2A$20.BC5.A$19.A.A5.2A$20.3A
4.A$21.A.C3.A$21.A4.3A$20.2A5.A$19.C.A$19.B.A$19.4A$8.ABC10.A$6.ABC$
6.BC$.A5.A2.A10.A$12A7.4A$.A2.A5.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A
10.A3$10.A10.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$
10.A10.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$10.A10.A
$9.3A7.4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$10.A10.A$9.3A7.
4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$10.A10.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A
6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$10.A10.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A6.CB2.A$
10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$10.A10.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB
2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$10.A10.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A
7.4A$10.A10.A3$10.A10.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.
A10.A3$10.A10.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$
10.A10.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$10.A10.A
$9.3A7.4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$10.A10.A$9.3A7.
4A$10.A6.CB2.A$10.A6.CB2.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A10.A3$10.A10.A$9.3A7.4A$10.A
6.CB2.A$.A2.A5.A6.CB2.A$12A7.4A$.A5.A2.A10.A$6.BC$6.ABC$8.ABC10.A$19.
4A$19.B.A$19.C.A$20.2A5.A$21.A4.3A$21.A.C3.A$20.3A4.A$19.A.A5.2A$20.B
C5.A$11.C14.2A$10.B.A3.ABC8.2A$9.A.3A2.A2.A2.A4.A$10.2A.11A3.A$11.3A
2.A2.A2.A.A2.2A$12.A2.CBA4.CB3.A$27.A$26.3A$27.A!
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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What's the rulespace for this p8 rro?

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x = 4, y = 3, rule = B3/S23-ai
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B468S02357 wrote: February 17th, 2026, 3:40 pm What's the rulespace for this p8 rro?

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x = 4, y = 3, rule = B3/S23-ai
2bo$ob2o$obo!
B3ain/S2ae3e to B2-ac34-ai5-ir678/S01c23-i45-r678, according to catagolue.

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#C [[ THEME Golly ]]
x = 27, y = 15, rule = LifeHistory
8.A$A6.A.A$3A4.BA2B.B2D$3.A4.2B.2B2DB$2.2A2.3B.6B2.3B$2.20B$4.19B$4.2B
C10BD4B$4.2B2C10BD4B$4.B2C11B2D3B$4.13B2D4B$5.12BD3B.B2A$6.13B3.BA.A$
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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What type of pattern is this?

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x = 19, y = 23, rule = R3,C2,S8-10,18,20-24,B4,10-13,NN
bo$o$o2b2o$o3bo$4bobo$o5b2o$6bo$2bo2bo$bo2bo9$14bo$17bo2$13bo4bo$13b3o
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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B468S02357 wrote: February 18th, 2026, 5:40 pm What type of pattern is this?

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x = 19, y = 23, rule = R3,C2,S8-10,18,20-24,B4,10-13,NN
bo$o$o2b2o$o3bo$4bobo$o5b2o$6bo$2bo2bo$bo2bo9$14bo$17bo2$13bo4bo$13b3o
b2o$17bo!
I think that would be a dirty replicator?
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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B468S02357 wrote: February 18th, 2026, 5:40 pm What type of pattern is this?

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x = 19, y = 23, rule = R3,C2,S8-10,18,20-24,B4,10-13,NN
bo$o$o2b2o$o3bo$4bobo$o5b2o$6bo$2bo2bo$bo2bo9$14bo$17bo2$13bo4bo$13b3o
b2o$17bo!
Seems to be a replicator with many diferent copies out of phase with each other.
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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What is the highest period 3x3 oscillator in a rule with B3i? These are the 3x3 patterns that do not escape their bounding boxes after 1 generation, sorted by symmetry:

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x = 153, y = 53, rule = B3i/S012345678
52bo9bo29bo9bo9bo9bo18bo9bo$2bo9bo8b2o7b3o17bobo7b3o39bo8bo9b2o17bobo
7b3o$obo7b2o8bobo9bo17bo9bo29bobo7b2o8bobo7b2o19bo9bo8$12bo9bo9bo57bo
9bo9bo9bo19bobo7bobo$3o18bo8bo61bo9bo8b2o8b2o28bo$b2o7b2o8b2o9b2o58bo
9b2o8bo9b2o17bobo7bobo8$2bo9bo9bo9bo58bo9bo9b2o8b2o$o9bobo7bobo7b2o19b
o9bo8bobo17bobo7b3o7bo9b2o$obo8bo8b2o9b2o17bobo7b3o7b3o18b2o8b2o7bobo
7bobo8$2bo9bo9bo28bo9bo9bo$2o8b3o7b3o38bo8bobo$obo8bo8b2o28bobo7bobo7b
obo8$51bo60bo9bo$50b3o37bobo28bo$50bobo57bo9bo8$111b2o8b2o$90b3o17bob
o7b3o$110b2o8b2o!
Here's a p12, for a lower bound:

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x = 3, y = 2, rule = B3ainr/S012ae4a
2bo$obo!
EDIT: p16:

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x = 3, y = 2, rule = B3ain4jr/S12aek4a
b2o$obo!
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P24

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x = 2, y = 3, rule = B2k3ainr4jry/S12ace4a
bo$bo$2o!
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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What's his period?

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x = 88, y = 83, rule = B2cn3/S2-i3-ai4cqz8
40bo6bo2$38bobobo2bobobo2$36bobobobo2bobobobo2$34bobobo3bo2bo3bobobo2$
32bo5bobobo2bobobo5bo2$30bobobobobobobo2bobobobobobobo2$28bobobo5bo3b
o2bo3bo5bobobo2$26bo3bobo5bo3bo2bo3bo5bobo3bo2$24bo5bobo5bo3bo2bo3bo5b
obo5bo2$22bo5bo5bo3bo3bo2bo3bo3bo5bo5bo2$20bobobobobo5bo3bo3bo2bo3bo3b
o5bobobobobo2$18bobobo9bo5bo3bo2bo3bo5bo9bobobo2$16bobo11bo7bo3bo2bo3b
o7bo11bobo2$14bo3bo9bo11bobo2bobo11bo9bo3bo2$12bobo3bo9bobobobobobobo
bo2bobobobobobobobo9bo3bobo2$10bobobobobo21bobo2bobo21bobobobobo2$8bo
5bobobo5bobobobobo7bobo2bobo7bobobobobo5bobobo5bo2$6bobobobobo9bobobo
bobo3bobobobo2bobobobo3bobobobobo9bobobobobo2$4bobo3bo3bo5bobobobobob
obobobobo10bobobobobobobobobobo5bo3bo3bobo2$2bo3bo3bobobobobobo3bobob
obobobobobo10bobobobobobobobo3bobobobobobo3bo3bo2$o7bobobo3bo3bobo3bo
bobobobo5bobo2bobo5bobobobobo3bobo3bo3bobobo7bo2$o7bobobo3bo3bobo3bob
obobobo5bobo2bobo5bobobobobo3bobo3bo3bobobo7bo2$2bo3bo3bobobobobobo3b
obobobobobobobo10bobobobobobobobo3bobobobobobo3bo3bo2$4bobo3bo3bo5bob
obobobobobobobobo10bobobobobobobobobobo5bo3bo3bobo2$6bobobobobo9bobob
obobo3bobobobo2bobobobo3bobobobobo9bobobobobo2$8bo5bobobo5bobobobobo7b
obo2bobo7bobobobobo5bobobo5bo2$10bobobobobo21bobo2bobo21bobobobobo2$12b
obo3bo9bobobobobobobobo2bobobobobobobobo9bo3bobo2$14bo3bo9bo11bobo2bo
bo11bo9bo3bo2$16bobo11bo7bo3bo2bo3bo7bo11bobo2$18bobobo9bo5bo3bo2bo3b
o5bo9bobobo2$20bobobobobo5bo3bo3bo2bo3bo3bo5bobobobobo2$22bo5bo5bo3bo
3bo2bo3bo3bo5bo5bo2$24bo5bobo5bo3bo2bo3bo5bobo5bo2$26bo3bobo5bo3bo2bo
3bo5bobo3bo2$28bobobo5bo3bo2bo3bo5bobobo2$30bobobobobobobo2bobobobobo
bobo2$32bo5bobobo2bobobo5bo2$34bobobo3bo2bo3bobobo2$36bobobobo2bobobo
bo2$38bobobo2bobobo2$40bo6bo!
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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I have two somewhat related questions that I'd like to ask:

1. Is there a rule (non-totalistic or totalistic) with all possible spacehship speeds?

If not, the following question would be

2. What's the rule with the most number of unique spaceships? (examples would be spacehsips of speeds c/2 and above for diagonals, orthagonals, some knightships and so on)

thanks to anyone who wants to help answer me! If you don't that's okay too :>
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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Drelectron8 wrote: March 4th, 2026, 4:54 am 1. Is there a rule (non-totalistic or totalistic) with all possible spacehship speeds?
There is a rule with all (orthogonal) speeds:
FWKnightship wrote: July 31st, 2024, 12:47 am New rule: AllOrthogonalSpeeds.
https://conwaylife.com/w/index.php?titl ... action=raw
This rule has all orthogonal speeds between c and c/2:

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x = 62, y = 12, rule = AllOrthogonalSpeeds
28.2A$27.4B9$.A2B7.2A2B7.6A2B7.2ABA8.2ABABABABABA$4B6.5B6.9B6.6B6.14B
!
And all orthogonal speeds below c/2:

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x = 51, y = 3, rule = AllOrthogonalSpeeds
AB5.A2B5.A9B5.BA2B5.BABABABABA2B2$A6.A7.A15.A8.A.A.A.A.A!
As for your second question,
Drelectron8 wrote: March 4th, 2026, 4:54 am 2. What's the rule with the most number of unique spaceships? (examples would be spacehsips of speeds c/2 and above for diagonals, orthagonals, some knightships and so on)
There are many rules with infinite ships that have unique speeds and directions. Here's good example:
AforAmpere wrote: March 9th, 2019, 2:00 pm Methods for making (2n,2)c/x ships in an adjustable slope ships rule

There are a few ways to make adjustable slope ships in various rules, but for minimum population, the rule B2ae3acnqy4aint5aj6c7e8/S01e2ce3cjnqr4acejknr5-jkqr6ik7e seems to be a good candidate.
...

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x = 42, y = 66, rule = B2ae3acnqy4aint5aj6c7e8/S01e2ce3cjnqr4acejknr5-jkqr6ik7e
4bo28bo$3bo7bo20bo6bo$2bo9bo18bo8bo$4bo5bo2bo19bo4bo2bo5$29bo2bo$o2bo
27bo6bo$2bo7bo19bo8bo$bo9bo28bo$12bo25bo$10bo17$4bo28bo$3bo7bo20bo6bo$
2bo9bo18bo8bo$4bo5bo2bo19bo4bo2bo25$29bo2bo$31bo6bo$30bo8bo$o2bo36bo$
2bo7bo27bo$bo9bo$12bo$10bo!
If you want so see rules with many spaceships not part of infinite families, search for "NRSS". Users such as NimbleRogue are actively exploring rules with many such ships.
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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Is there anything elementary with a period of over a googol? (Posting this on the oca version because there aren't any in life)
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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B468S02357 wrote: March 5th, 2026, 1:38 am Is there anything elementary with a period of over a googol? (Posting this on the oca version because there aren't any in life)
None of them are known.
Although they could been constructed, the period is so large that Golly would probably need several million years to simulate the full period.
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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B468S02357 wrote: March 5th, 2026, 1:38 am Is there anything elementary with a period of over a googol? (Posting this on the oca version because there aren't any in life)
Example extensible period oscillator:

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x = 60, y = 133, rule = B3/S23
11bo$11b3o$14bo$13b2o3$15b3o$15b3o$14bo3bo2$13b2o3b2o3$35bo$31b2o2bo$
23b2o5bo5bo13b2o$23b2o4b2o2bobo14b2o$30b2o3bo$9b2o20b3o$9bobo$2o2b2o6b
o18b3o$2obo2bo2bo2bo17b2o3bo$4b2o6bo16b2o2bobo14b2o$9bobo18bo5bo13b2o
$9b2o20b2o2bo$35bo8$44b2o$45bo$43bo5b2o$33bo9b2o5bo$34bo15bob2o$32b3o
8b2o2b2obo2bo$43b2o3bob2o$48bo$47b2o$54b2o$54bobo$56bo$56bob2o$46b2o5b
2obobo$46b2o5b2obobo$56bob2o$30b2o5b2o14b4o2bo$30bo5bobo14bo3b2o$25b2o
5bo3bo18b2o$25bo5b2o2b2o19bo$22b2obo28bo$22bo2bob2o2b2o21b2o$24b2obo3b
2o$27bo$27b2o$20b2o$19bobo$19bo$16b2obo$17bobob2o5b2o$17bobob2o5b2o$16b
2obo$16bo2b4o14b2o5b2o$17b2o3bo14bobo5bo$19b2o18bo3bo5b2o$19bo19b2o2b
2o5bo$21bo28bob2o$20b2o21b2o2b2obo2bo$43b2o3bob2o$48bo$47b2o$54b2o$54b
obo$56bo$56bob2o$46b2o5b2obobo$46b2o5b2obobo$56bob2o$30b2o5b2o14b4o2b
o$30bo5bobo14bo3b2o$25b2o5bo3bo18b2o$25bo5b2o2b2o19bo$22b2obo28bo$22b
o2bob2o2b2o21b2o$24b2obo3b2o$27bo$27b2o$20b2o$19bobo$19bo$16b2obo$17b
obob2o5b2o$17bobob2o5b2o$16b2obo$16bo2b4o14b2o5b2o$17b2o3bo14bobo5bo$
19b2o18bo3bo5b2o$19bo19b2o2b2o5bo$21bo28bob2o$20b2o21b2o2b2obo2bo$43b
2o3bob2o$48bo$47b2o$54b2o$54bobo$56bo$56bob2o$46b2o5b2obobo$46b2o5b2o
bobo$56bob2o$37b2o14b4o2bo$36bobo14bo3b2o$36bo18b2o$35b2o19bo$54bo$54b
2o11$30b2o$31bo$28b3o$28bo!
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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ThePlayzr wrote: March 5th, 2026, 7:26 am
B468S02357 wrote: March 5th, 2026, 1:38 am Is there anything elementary with a period of over a googol? (Posting this on the oca version because there aren't any in life)
Example extensible period oscillator:

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There are countless different rules that support countless different mechanisms for extensible period oscillators, like ThePlayzr's. (That specific one is p2156250.) It's just that it'd be impossible to simulate a googol generations in a millennium even if you can calculate the period.

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#C [[ THEME Golly ]]
x = 27, y = 15, rule = LifeHistory
8.A$A6.A.A$3A4.BA2B.B2D$3.A4.2B.2B2DB$2.2A2.3B.6B2.3B$2.20B$4.19B$4.2B
C10BD4B$4.2B2C10BD4B$4.B2C11B2D3B$4.13B2D4B$5.12BD3B.B2A$6.13B3.BA.A$
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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What's it's speed, slope, and period?

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x = 58, y = 37, rule = 234cqz/2-a3ai/3|23/3/3
47.2AB.2B$46.A.2A$45.A2.2A$44.A.2A.2A$44.BA.A.2A.B3.B$46.A.B3.A$43.B3.
5AB4.B$44.B3.A3.2A3.B$49.2B.BAB$52.A3.A$18.2A.3A24.B2.2A4BA$17.2A.B3A
2.2A17.4AB2A2.3BA$17.A3.A4.2A18.B2.2BA3.2A$18.A.B24.3A.2B$19.2A24.A.A
.B$19.4AB.B18.2A2.2A$19.A.AB2A20.B2.2A$17.ABA.A.A.A2.B$16.AB2.A3.3A7.
2A$16.A.A7.A7.2A$3.BA11.AB.A$.B2.2A11.ABA$.B4.A12.A$4.BA$28.2A$28.2A$
9.B$2A6.A$2A6.2AB$9.A4.AB$13.A2.A$13.A2BA.B$14.AB2AB2$18.B$14.B.B$14.
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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B468S02357 wrote: March 6th, 2026, 10:45 pm What's it's speed, slope, and period?

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x = 58, y = 37, rule = 234cqz/2-a3ai/3|23/3/3
47.2AB.2B$46.A.2A$45.A2.2A$44.A.2A.2A$44.BA.A.2A.B3.B$46.A.B3.A$43.B3.
5AB4.B$44.B3.A3.2A3.B$49.2B.BAB$52.A3.A$18.2A.3A24.B2.2A4BA$17.2A.B3A
2.2A17.4AB2A2.3BA$17.A3.A4.2A18.B2.2BA3.2A$18.A.B24.3A.2B$19.2A24.A.A
.B$19.4AB.B18.2A2.2A$19.A.AB2A20.B2.2A$17.ABA.A.A.A2.B$16.AB2.A3.3A7.
2A$16.A.A7.A7.2A$3.BA11.AB.A$.B2.2A11.ABA$.B4.A12.A$4.BA$28.2A$28.2A$
9.B$2A6.A$2A6.2AB$9.A4.AB$13.A2.A$13.A2BA.B$14.AB2AB2$18.B$14.B.B$14.
B!
(10,14)c/184.

Here is a script that can convert alternating rules to Golly-readable rule tables, which supports Generations rules.

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import golly as g
import re

d = {'0c': [], '1c': [1], '1e': [0], '2c': [1, 3], '2e': [0, 2], '2k': [0, 3], '2a': [0, 1], '2i': [0, 4], '2n': [1, 5], '3c': [1, 3, 5], '3e': [0, 2, 4], '3k': [2, 4, 7], '3a': [0, 1, 2], '3i': [1, 2, 3], '3n': [1, 2, 7], '3y': [1, 4, 7], '3q': [0, 3, 7], '3j': [0, 2, 7], '3r': [0, 4, 7], '4c': [1, 3, 5, 7], '4e': [0, 2, 4, 6], '4k': [1, 4, 6, 7], '4a': [0, 1, 2, 3], '4i': [0, 1, 3, 4], '4n': [0, 1, 5, 7], '4y': [1, 2, 5, 7], '4q': [0, 3, 6, 7], '4j': [0, 2, 4, 7], '4r': [0, 2, 6, 7], '4t': [0, 1, 4, 7], '4w': [0, 2, 3, 7], '4z': [0, 1, 4, 5], '5c': [0, 2, 4, 6, 7], '5e': [1, 3, 5, 6, 7], '5k': [0, 1, 3, 5, 6], '5a': [3, 4, 5, 6, 7], '5i': [0, 4, 5, 6, 7], '5n': [0, 3, 4, 5, 6], '5y': [0, 2, 3, 5, 6], '5q': [1, 2, 4, 5, 6], '5j': [1, 3, 4, 5, 6], '5r': [1, 2, 3, 5, 6], '6c': [0, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7], '6e': [1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7], '6k': [1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7], '6a': [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7], '6i': [1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7], '6n': [0, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7], '7c': [0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7], '7e': [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7], '8c': [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]}

d2 = {
    "0":"c",
    "1":"ce",
    "2":"cekain",
    "3":"cekainyqjr",
    "4":"cekainyqjrtwz",
    "5":"cekainyqjr",
    "6":"cekain",
    "7":"ce",
    "8":"c",
}

def RuleStringToDict(s):
    rule = s.split("/")
    if len(rule) == 3:
        states = int(rule[2])
        rule = rule[0:2]
    else:
        states = 2
    if rule[0] and rule[0][0] == 'B':
        B = rule[0][1:]
        S = rule[1][1:]
    else:
        B = rule[1]
        S = rule[0]
    if "0" in B:
        g.exit("B0 rules are not supported!")
    def f(s):
        ls = []
        for i in re.findall(r"\d[-]?[a-z]*", s):
            num = i[0]
            if len(i) == 1 or i[1] == "-":
                for j in d2[num]:
                    if j not in i:
                        ls.append(num+j)
            else:
                for j in i[1:]:
                    ls.append(num+j)
        return ls
    B2 = f(B)
    S2 = f(S)
    return {"B":B2, "S":S2, "states":states}

prev_rule = g.getrule()
for i in prev_rule:
    if i not in "BS0123456789cekainyqjrtwz-_":
        prev_rule = "B3/S23|B36/S23"
        break

InputString = g.getstring('Input two rules:',prev_rule).replace(" ", "").replace("_", "/").replace("--", "|")

Rule1, Rule2 = InputString.split("|")
Dict1 = RuleStringToDict(Rule1)
Dict2 = RuleStringToDict(Rule2)
states = max(Dict1["states"], Dict2["states"])
states2 = min(Dict1["states"], Dict2["states"])
larger = 1 if Dict1["states"] > Dict2["states"] else 2

all_set = {i for i in range(states+1)}
death_set = {i for i in range(2, states)}
death_set.add(0)

output_rule = "@RULE " + InputString.replace("/", "_").replace("|", "--") + f"""
@TABLE

n_states:{states+1}
neighborhood:Moore
symmetries:rotate4reflect

var all = {all_set}
var bll = all
var cll = all
var dll = all
var ell = all
var fll = all
var gll = all
var hll = all
var ill = all

var D0 = {death_set}
var D1 = D0
var D2 = D0
var D3 = D0
var D4 = D0
var D5 = D0
var D6 = D0
var D7 = D0

"""

ls = [None] + list(range(1, states)) + [0]

if larger == 1:
    death_1, death_2 = ls[2], ls[2+states-states2]
else:
    death_2, death_1 = ls[2], ls[2+states-states2]

for i in ((Dict1,1), (Dict2,states)):
    dic, state = i
    for j in dic["B"]:
        line = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,states+1-state]
        for k in d[j]:
            line[k+1] = state
        line = [str(i) for i in line]
        w = 0
        for k in range(1, 9):
            if line[k] == "0":
                line[k] = f"D{w}"
                w+=1
        output_rule += ",".join(line)+"\n"
    for j in dic["S"]:
        line = [state,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,states+1-state]
        for k in d[j]:
            line[k+1] = state
        line = [str(i) for i in line]
        w = 0
        for k in range(1, 9):
            if line[k] == "0":
                line[k] = f"D{w}"
                w+=1
        output_rule += ",".join(line)+"\n"
output_rule += f"1, all, bll, cll, dll, ell, fll, gll, hll, {death_1}\n"
output_rule += f"{states}, all, bll, cll, dll, ell, fll, gll, hll, {death_2}\n"
for i in range(2, states-1):
    output_rule += f"{i}, all, bll, cll, dll, ell, fll, gll, hll, {i+1}\n"
output_rule += f"{states-1}, all, bll, cll, dll, ell, fll, gll, hll, 0\n"

output_rule += """

@COLORS
0 0 0 0
1 200 255 255
""" + f"{states} 255 200 200\n"


w = states+1-3
for i in range(2, states):
    output_rule += f"{i} {int(255-255*(i-1)/(w+1))} {int(255-255*(i-1)/(w+1))} {int(255-255*(i-1)/(w+1))}\n"

g.setclipstr(output_rule)
g.exit("Copied to clipboard")
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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Is it possible to construct a Caterloopillar smaller than 1000x1000 in any rule?
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

Post by B468S02357 »

Is there a name for irregular replicator-like explosions in otherwise stable rules like this?

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x = 103, y = 150, rule = 34678/2-a3678/4|02468/2-a357/4
51.A$49.ABCBA$48.ACA.ACA$48.C.BCB.C$49.ABABA$50.ACA$48.2C.C.2C$51.C53$
6.AC87.CA$5.AC2AC33.B2C5.C5.2CB33.C2ACA$6.AC34.CA15.AC34.CA$41.BA.2CA
9.A2C.AB$40.ACA3.C9.C3.ACA$41.BC.C13.C.CB$41.2ABC13.CB2A2$48.C5.C4$2.
C97.C$.A2.C40.C11.C40.C2.A$ACABAB91.BABACA$.A2.C93.C2.A$2.C97.C3$42.C
2BC4.3C4.C2BC$43.CAC11.CAC$44.A13.A2$32.AB2C31.2CBA$32.BC9.AC13.CA9.C
B$31.ACA8.ACAB11.BACA8.ACA$31.B2A.A7.A2.AC7.CA2.A7.A.2AB$30.AC2AB.A5.
3ABC9.CB3A5.A.B2ACA$31.AB.A2BC3.2ACACAC7.CACAC2A3.C2BA.BA$31.2ACA2.B2.
BCA3B11.3BACB2.B2.AC2A$33.A2.C.2C3AB.BA9.AB.B3A2C.C2.A$39.4A.CA11.AC.
4A$37.C2.B4A.A9.A.4AB2.C$36.B2ACA3.ABA.2A.A.2A.ABA3.AC2AB$36.ACAB2A.C
4A3BC3B4AC.2ABACA$37.AB.BABA.ABA3B.3BABA.ABAB.BA$37.2A2C.AC2.2CA.C.C.
A2C2.CA.2C2A$39.2ACBA2BC3.B.B3.C2BABC2A$41.AB2CA3.ABCBA3.A2CBA$43.2AC
.ABC.A.CBA.C2A$45.2AC2ACAC2AC2A$47.ABC.A.CBA$49.2AC2A$51.A4$32.C37.C$
32.A2C33.2CA$33.2A2C29.2C2A$35.2A2C3.C17.C3.2C2A$37.2A3CA17.A3C2A$39.
3A9.A9.3A$49.2AC2A$48.AC.A.CA$48.C5.C$49.C3.C$48.A5.A$48.CA.A.AC$48.C
5AC$48.2A.C.2A$48.2AB.B2A$50.ACA$33.A16.3A16.A$31.ABCA16.A16.ACBA$31.
BCACA31.ACACB$30.AC2.A33.A2.CA$30.AC.CAC.C27.C.CAC.CA$29.AC2ACA.B.A.C
21.C.A.B.AC2ACA$30.A.2A3.3AC21.C3A3.2A.A$30.ACBACBCB.B.B19.B.B.BCBCAB
CA$31.2BA.B.A.3A19.3A.A.B.A2B$31.A2B4.2A23.2A4.2BA$32.2A3BA.BA21.AB.A
3B2A$33.4A.CA11.C11.AC.4A$36.ACBA23.ABCA$37.A27.A$51.C$46.AC.AB.BA.CA
$46.C.A.BCB.A.C$46.C2AC.A.C2AC$47.ACA3CACA$43.C4.2B3A2B4.C$42.C4.C3A.
3AC4.C$42.AC.A.CBA.A.ABC.A.CA$43.2ACB.A2BC2BA.BC2A$45.ABCA.3C.ACBA$47.
ABC.A.CBA$49.2AC2A$51.A!
And what's this oscillator's period?

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x = 75, y = 47, rule = B02/S01
10bobo2b3o4b5ob2o2b2o4b4ob2o3b5obobobobo$7b56o$9b52o$5b60o$7b56o4bo$3b
ob61obo$3bob55o3b5obo$bob35o3b19obob5obo$bob35obob19o3b7obo$b13o3b12o
3b6o3b29obo$14obob12obob40obo$14o3b12o3b8o3b29obo$40obob32o$b39o3b2o3b
26o$b44obob26o$b10o3b31o3b27o$b10obob48ob2ob9o$11o3b47o5b8o$7o3b23o3b
2o3b4o3b14o4b8o$7obob23obob2obob4obob14o3b9o$b6o3b6o3b14o3b2o3b4o3b13o
3b11o$b9o3b3obob6o3b47o$10obob3o3b6obob5o3b39o$b9o3b12o3b5obob9o3b27o
$b32o3b9obob26o$b39o3b2o3b15o3b9o$20o3b17obob20obob8o$20obob17o3b20o3b
9o$b19o3b2o3b46o$b24obob23o3bo3b17o$b24o3b23obobobob17o$b22o3b25o3bo3b
16o$b22obob16o3b30o$b22o3b16obob30o$42o3b16o3b11o$61obob10o$61o3b8obo
$b71obo$bob42o3b22o$bob42obob24o$5b17o3b20o3b20o$3b19obob14o3b28o$7b15o
3b14obob24o$5b34o3b26o$9b55o$7b59o$9b4ob2o7bo2bob2o2b2o3b3obobobo2b3o
b3o2b2o2b3o!
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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B468S02357 wrote: March 7th, 2026, 5:55 pm And what's this oscillator's period?

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x = 75, y = 47, rule = B02/S01
10bobo2b3o4b5ob2o2b2o4b4ob2o3b5obobobobo$7b56o$9b52o$5b60o$7b56o4bo$3b
ob61obo$3bob55o3b5obo$bob35o3b19obob5obo$bob35obob19o3b7obo$b13o3b12o
3b6o3b29obo$14obob12obob40obo$14o3b12o3b8o3b29obo$40obob32o$b39o3b2o3b
26o$b44obob26o$b10o3b31o3b27o$b10obob48ob2ob9o$11o3b47o5b8o$7o3b23o3b
2o3b4o3b14o4b8o$7obob23obob2obob4obob14o3b9o$b6o3b6o3b14o3b2o3b4o3b13o
3b11o$b9o3b3obob6o3b47o$10obob3o3b6obob5o3b39o$b9o3b12o3b5obob9o3b27o
$b32o3b9obob26o$b39o3b2o3b15o3b9o$20o3b17obob20obob8o$20obob17o3b20o3b
9o$b19o3b2o3b46o$b24obob23o3bo3b17o$b24o3b23obobobob17o$b22o3b25o3bo3b
16o$b22obob16o3b30o$b22o3b16obob30o$42o3b16o3b11o$61obob10o$61o3b8obo
$b71obo$bob42o3b22o$bob42obob24o$5b17o3b20o3b20o$3b19obob14o3b28o$7b15o
3b14obob24o$5b34o3b26o$9b55o$7b59o$9b4ob2o7bo2bob2o2b2o3b3obobobo2b3o
b3o2b2o2b3o!
The easiest way to determine this oscillator's period is to isolate all four sides (as well as the inside) and check the periods of those, then throw them into a LCM calculator. Since the inside is period 2 it can be skipped as all B0 oscillators oscillate with multiples of 2.

The results of mirroring the right, left, top, and bottom sides (respectively) of the oscillator and finding their period using oscar.lua are below:

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x = 232, y = 73, rule = B02/S01
168b4ob2o7bo2bob2o2b2o3b3obobobo2b3ob3o2b2o2b3o$6b3ob2obobob4o3b2o2bo
19b3o4b3o2bo3b2o6b3o20bobo2b3o4b5ob2o2b2o4b4ob2o3b5obobobobo20b59o$3b
28o14b33o14b56o20b55o$5b24o18b29o18b52o18b63o$bob28obo10b35obo10b60o
16b59o$bob28obo12b33obo12b56o14bob63obo$b33o7bob37o8bob60obo10bob63obo
$33o8bob38o7bob60obo8bob67obo$33o6bob40o5bob64obo6bob67obo$34o5bob40o
5bob64obo5b73o$b33o5b41o6b69o4b73o$33o5b42o5b69o5b73o$33o5b42o6b69o4b
72o$b32o5b42o5b69o6b71o$34o5b41o6b69o4b73o$b33o5b41o6b68o5b73o$14o3bob
ob13o5b42o4b70o5b71o$b13obobobob13o5b42o4b69o6b71o$14o3b2o2b12o5b42o5b
70o5b72o$14obob3ob13o4b42o6b69o5b72o$14o3b3ob12o5b16obobo3bo3b15o6b69o
5b72o$34o5b15obobobobobob16o5b69o5b71o$b32o6b16o2bo3bobob15o6b69o5b72o
$b33o4b18obobobobob15o5b69o5b73o$b33o5b17obo3bo3b16o4b69o6b72o$33o6b
42o4b69o6b71o$34o5b42o4b70o4b72o$b33o4b42o5b70o5b72o$b33o4b42o6b68o5b
72o$33o6b41o5b70o4b73o$bob28obo6b41o5b70o5b71o$bob28obo6b42o5b69o5b72o
$5b24o10b42o5b69o4b72o$3b28o8b42o4b69o5b73o$5bo2b2o3b4obobob2ob3o11b
41o5b28o3bo3bobobobob26o6b22o2b2o3bo3bobobo3bo2b2o3b23o$38b40obo6b29ob
obobobobobob26o6b23ob2obob3obobobobobobobob25o$38b40obo6b27o3bobob2o2b
2o2b26o6b23ob2o3bo3b2o2bo3b2o2bo3b22o$38b38obo8b27ob3obob3ob3ob27o4b
24ob2obob3ob3obobob3obobob22o$39b37obo8b27o3bo3b3ob3ob27o4b23o3bo3bo3b
3obo3b3obo3b22o$39bob33o11b69o5b73o$39bob35o9b69o6b72o$43b29o13b70o4b
72o$41b33o11b70o5b71o$44b3o6b2o3bo2b3o4b3o15b68o5b73o$85b70o5b72o$85b
70o4b72o$86b69o5b72o$86b69o5b71o$86b69o4b72o$85b69o5b73o$85b69o5b72o$
85b69o6b71o$85b69o5b72o$85b70o4b72o$86b69o4b72o$85b70o5b71o$86b68o6b
71o$85b69o5b73o$86b69o4b73o$85b69o6b71o$86b69o5b72o$85b69o5b73o$86bob
64obo5b73o$86bob64obo5b73o$88bob60obo8bob67obo$88bob60obo8bob67obo$92b
56o14bob63obo$90b60o12bob63obo$94b52o20b59o$92b56o16b63o$94bobobobob5o
3b2ob4o4b2o2b2ob5o4b3o2bobo23b55o$166b59o$168b3o2b2o2b3ob3o2bobobob3o
3b2o2b2obo2bo7b2ob4o!
The LCM of all of these numbers is 1339474080, suggesting that is the period of the whole thing. I don't have time to check, though.
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

Post by B468S02357 »

Can you find a rule where the glider is still a glide-symmetric diagonal, but moves at c/6 like this?

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x = 246, y = 33, rule = B/S012345678
246o$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34b
o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo
34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o5bo28bo5bo28bo34bo34b
o34bo34bo34bo$o6bo27bo6bo27bo6bo27bo7bo26bo7bo26bo7bo26bo6bo27bo$o4b3o
27bo4b3o27bo4b3o27bo5bobo26bo5bob2o25bo7b2o25bo7bo26bo$o34bo5bo28bo5b
o28bo6b2o26bo6b2o26bo6b2o26bo5b3o26bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o
34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34b
o34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo
34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$
o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo
34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34b
o34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo
$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34b
o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo
34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$246o!
Last edited by B468S02357 on March 9th, 2026, 11:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

Post by I6_I6 »

What kind of replicator is this?

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x = 1, y = 1, rule = B1e4e/S2c
o!
It looks very chaotic, but every third generation consists of only dots, so it's technically a p3 replicator.

EDIT:
Interesting:

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x = 4, y = 4, rule = B1e4e/S2c
o2bo3$o2bo!
EDIT 2:
B468S02357 wrote: March 9th, 2026, 2:17 am Can you find a rule where the glider is still a glide-symmetric diagonal, but moves at c/8 like this?

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x = 246, y = 33, rule = B/S012345678
246o$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34b
o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo
34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o5bo28bo5bo28bo34bo34b
o34bo34bo34bo$o6bo27bo6bo27bo6bo27bo7bo26bo7bo26bo7bo26bo6bo27bo$o4b3o
27bo4b3o27bo4b3o27bo5bobo26bo5bob2o25bo7b2o25bo7bo26bo$o34bo5bo28bo5b
o28bo6b2o26bo6b2o26bo6b2o26bo5b3o26bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o
34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34b
o34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo
34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$
o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo
34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34b
o34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo
$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34b
o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo
34bo34bo34bo$o34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo34bo$246o!
That would have to be at least a range-3 LtL rule, because of S1c and S4j. (Range-2 doesn't work because the range-2 neighborhood for the S1c cell doesn't change in the first generation.)

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x = 27, y = 15, rule = LifeHistory
8.A$A6.A.A$3A4.BA2B.B2D$3.A4.2B.2B2DB$2.2A2.3B.6B2.3B$2.20B$4.19B$4.2B
C10BD4B$4.2B2C10BD4B$4.B2C11B2D3B$4.13B2D4B$5.12BD3B.B2A$6.13B3.BA.A$
6.3B.B3.B10.A$25.2A!
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I6_I6 wrote: March 9th, 2026, 3:31 pm What kind of replicator is this?

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x = 1, y = 1, rule = B1e4e/S2c
o!
It looks very chaotic, but every third generation consists of only dots, so it's technically a p3 replicator.
Isn't this just emulating B14/SV?
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Re: Thread for basic non-CGOL questions

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What is the speed of this puffer?

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x = 7, y = 9, rule = B2-ak3ik7e/S12-c3k6i
3bo$2bobo5$2bobo$2o3b2o$2bobo!
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UnbihexiumFan wrote: March 10th, 2026, 11:52 am What is the speed of this puffer?

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x = 7, y = 9, rule = B2-ak3ik7e/S12-c3k6i
3bo$2bobo5$2bobo$2o3b2o$2bobo!
It seems to be 46c/166.
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