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x = 137, y = 90, rule = B3/S23
97b2o$97bobo$98b2o9$88b2o$88b2o5$107b2o$107b2o9$84b3o5$89bo$88bobo41bo
$88bobo40bobob2o$89bo41bobob2o$132bo3$99bo4bo$99bo3bobo$99bo3bobo$104b
o12bo10bo$116bobo8bobo$116bobo8bo2bo$117bo10b2o6$87b2o$86bobo$87bo$
104bo29bo$103bobo27bobo$103bobo27bobo$104bo23b3o3bo2$126bo$126bo$126bo
15$128bo$129bo$127b3o9$2bo$2o$b2o!
Your goal is to find the object that was destroyed and the cell that I changed. The first person who answers correctly will be able to change 1 cell of another object and post its ash. I will give hints every 3 posts.
B2n3-jn/S1c23-y is an interesting rule. It has a replicator, a fake glider, an OMOS and SMOS, a wide variety of oscillators, and some signals. Also this rule is omniperiodic. viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4856
Moosey wrote: December 16th, 2020, 2:21 pm
this is impossible to guess
That's why hints are given every 3 posts.
B2n3-jn/S1c23-y is an interesting rule. It has a replicator, a fake glider, an OMOS and SMOS, a wide variety of oscillators, and some signals. Also this rule is omniperiodic. viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4856