#06 Hype (B2-ac3aei4ae6i8/S23-ejq8): a rule which contains a very large variety of high-period oscillators, has been heavily apgsearched (the third most of any non-totalistic rule) and has been proven omniperiodic.
#08 ATPP (B3-ckq4z/S2-c3-a4iq5k6k): a rule featuring unusual failed-replicator spaceships, actual replicators, many linear and quadratic growths and even a large, engineered spaceship by toroidalet.
#09 Arrow (B3-jkn4a/S1e2-a3ijnry4n): a rule featuring a family of adjustable rakes and a large variety of shuttles and rake interactions.
#17 Exponentially long-lasting methuselahs (by toroidalet): fuse-based methuselahs of which one is known to last for 3.455*10^532 generations, and another has been estimated to last at least 2^2^50 generations.
#18 8c/9 spaceships (by AforAmpere): the fastest known sub-c spaceships in a two-state isotropic rule without B0.
We will use the same voting system as the POTY 2018 and OCADOTY 2017 competitions:
Vote only for the patterns you like, and give each of them 1, 2, or 3 stars depending on how much you like them. You can vote for your own patterns if you want. Here is an example vote:
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EDIT: Voting is now closed!
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77topaz wrote:#08 ATPP (B3-ckq4z/S2-c3-a4iq5k6k): a rule featuring unusual failed-replicator spaceships, actual replicators, many linear and quadratic growths and even a large, engineered spaceship by toroidalet.
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#13 ** (Actually I was planning to do this before until I saw that thread)
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Just wanted to point out that the vote-parsing script may or may not catch those first few votes, so I'd suggest changing them to match the format more precisely (e.g. #01 instead of #1)
Just wanted to point out that the vote-parsing script may or may not catch those first few votes, so I'd suggest changing them to match the format more precisely (e.g. #01 instead of #1)
I'm entering the votes by hand into a spreadsheet anyway, so I'd count the votes either way. But indeed, dvgrn's script does require a very specific formatting.