B0 rules are weird.
Posted: November 26th, 2017, 4:55 am
Take the rule B0/S.
Expected behavior: Actual behavior:
Expected behavior: Actual behavior:
Keep in mind that Golly emulates strobing rules (of which B0/S is an example) in a certain way, so what you see is not necessarily the actual (raw) behavior of the CA.lifeisawesome wrote:Take the rule B0/S.
Expected behavior: Actual behavior:
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x = 1, y = 1, rule = B0/S8
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[[ AUTOSTART T 0 PAUSE 3 "Single cell" T 1 PAUSE 3 "8 cells are born" T 2 PAUSE 3 "Middle cell dies" ]]Indeed. Although the universe will get born on the first generation, the newly-born parts then survive in subsequent generations, so it's not got that "strobing" effect.lifeisawesome wrote:Apparently, B0/S8 is not a strobing rule.