Luveelvoom's scripts and ideas

[synperiplanar]

1. What tools exist for Life that do not exist for INT but would be useful in INT?

a multiple-spark search program shouldn't be too hard, i'm thinking just a list of sparks and a pattern to run through like hotdogPi's script but with multiple sparks. should ideally be a Golly Python script.

[LuveelVoom]

1. What tools exist for Life that do not exist for INT but would be useful in INT?

a multiple-spark search program shouldn't be too hard, i'm thinking just a list of sparks and a pattern to run through like hotdogPi's script but with multiple sparks. should ideally be a Golly Python script.

Can you elaborate some more? I think M. I. Wright may have already made a program like this

[synperiplanar]

Can you elaborate some more? I think M. I. Wright may have already made a program like this

what do you need elaboration on? i'm going to sleep but you can PM me or DM me on Discord and i'll wake up the next morning (hopefully)

[LuveelVoom]

weird jls lls menu integration but it also seeds the sat solvers so it is kinda multithreaded yes anyway this is so bad. the jls dev hasnt been active for 5 years and lls is under an MIT license so this is fine right mods delete if im violating copyright law thx

[LuveelVoom]

Drift now has a sort by sparkiness option, which uses a surprisingly good heuristic. Add --sort sparky to the end of your command, or stick it in the config file with a different format that I don't feel like typing up atm

[hotcrystal0]

drift's must-reach option seems to be pretty buggy. I ran it with this input file:

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rule = B3/S23-a5
max-changed = 10
size = 6x6

max-gen = 30
max-steps = 3000000000

must-reach = p 14 6

skip = oscillator

pattern:
x = 34, y = 14, rule = B3/S23-a5History
34F$34F$34F$34F$34F$34F$9F5.B10.9F$9F4.A3.2A6.9F$9F3.A.A.A.A6.9F$9F2.
A2.A.A.A.A4.9F$9F2.2A.A.A.A.3A2.9F$9F5.A.A.A.A.A2.9F$9F16.9F$16.D!

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x = 34, y = 14, rule = B3/S23-a5History
34F$34F$34F$34F$34F$34F$9F5.B10.9F$9F4.A3.2A6.9F$9F3.A.A.A.A6.9F$9F2.
A2.A.A.A.A4.9F$9F2.2A.A.A.A.3A2.9F$9F5.A.A.A.A.A2.9F$9F16.9F$16.D!

(the singular state 2 is (14,6) which is the must-reach cell)

I already knew that a solution exists, though, namely this:

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x = 12, y = 11, rule = B3/S23-a5
2bo3b2o$bobobobo$o2bobobobo$2obobobob3o$3bobobobobo$2obobobobo$bo2bo2b
obo$bo6bo$2b6o$4bo$4b2o!

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x = 34, y = 18, rule = B3/S23-a5Super
34F$34F$34F$34F$34F$34F$9F5.B10.9F$9F4.A3.2A6.9F$9F3.A.A.A.A6.9F$9F2.
A2.A.A.A.A4.9F$9F2.2A.A.A.A.3A2.9F$9F5.A.A.A.A.A2.9F$9F2.2G.G.G.G.G4.
9F$12.G2.GD.G.G$12.G6.G$13.6G$15.G$15.2G!

Despite this, the search still returned no results even though there exists a pattern satisfying all the constraints.

[MDA]

For your next script, I suggest making a version of LSSS that supports INT rules (with Claude).

[LuveelVoom]

The many normal developers in this forum who are not miserable smelly vibecoders like me will be glad to know that I have finally gotten off my, uh, chair, and actually written the GitHub descriptions by hand, which for some reason I had not done.

For your next script, I suggest making a version of LSSS that supports INT rules (with Claude).

This is very very very hard, I don't want to burn out my SSD testing this, LLSSS is already kinda this (?), and I want to use my next week of credits bashing my head into trying to implement GPU acceleration for INT rules into apgsmooshed. (this will almost certainly not succeed). I might look into patching the nonexhaustiveness bug though (it hasn't been patched already, has it?)

[MDA]

[…] I might look into patching the nonexhaustiveness bug though (it hasn't been patched already, has it?)

I think Dylan Chen addressed this two months ago: