BlinkerSpawn wrote:You'll find some ultra-high-period billiard tables in the wsearch results thread.
Also, you appear to have omitted the rightmost column of your oscillator.
That's right, the thread is
here, for example this oscillator that has a period of almost
2 million:
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#C p1894579 oscillator found with wsearch.
x = 10, y = 10, rule = B4578/S23458
b6o$obobo2bo$3o3bobo$6ob3o$6o3bo$6o3bo$o8bo$obobo2bobo$ob2o5bo$10o!
or this one that has a period of over
8 MILLION:
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#C p8605882 oscillator found with wsearch.
x = 10, y = 10, rule = B4578/S023458
2b5o$b2ob2obo$5o3bo$o2b2o2bobo$4obob3o$5o2b3o$3ob3o2bo$5o4bo$10o$10o!
and...
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#C p12774199 oscillator found with wsearch.
x = 10, y = 10, rule = B457/S023458
7o$ob3o2bo$2o3b2obo$2ob3o3bo$8obo$3obo3b2o$obob2o2b2o$8obo$obo2b3obo$
9o!
And let's save the best for last...
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#C p280049655 oscillator found with wsearch.
x = 11, y = 11, rule = B457/S023458
2b9o$bo2b2ob2obo$ob3ob5o$3ob5obo$2ob3obo2bo$3o2b3o2bo$o2bob4obo$o2bo2b
obobo$3o3b2ob2o$obob3ob3o$b9o!