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This really interesting puffer, might already be discovered
Posted: May 24th, 2017, 5:14 pm
by Seawolf
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x = 31, y = 29, rule = B3/S23
5$14b2o$13b2ob4o$14b6o$15b4o$7bo2bo$6bo$6bo3bo$6b4o9b2o$12b3o5b2o$12b
2ob2o6b3o$12b3o5b2o$6b4o9b2o$6bo3bo$6bo$7bo2bo$15b4o$14b6o$13b2ob4o$
14b2o!
Found this puffer. Already discovered?
May 24, Wednesday 2017. 5:12 PM. I guess I'll call him wolf-engine. Yes, all my names have to be like that. So, what do you think?
Re: This really interesting puffer, might already be discovered
Posted: May 24th, 2017, 8:03 pm
by Ethanagor
This is a Schick engine with two heavyweight spaceships. Sadly, it is known.
Re: This really interesting puffer, might already be discovered
Posted: May 25th, 2017, 8:25 am
by Seawolf
How do I stabilize the debris? i.e. how do I make it like just one block out of the back of the ship?
Re: This really interesting puffer, might already be discovered
Posted: May 25th, 2017, 9:12 am
by dvgrn
Seawolf wrote:How do I stabilize the debris? i.e. how do I make it like just one block out of the back of the ship?
A good place to start is to download
Jason Summers' jslife collection, and look through the c2-extended subfolder. I haven't gone back and checked, but I seem to recall you'll find various example puffers based on the Schick engine in there, quite possibly including the p144 one you originally posted.