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MDA — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 06:42:43 GMT

Created page with "Are we allowed to use qlaudefind instead of qfind? ~~~~"

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User:PK22/OCA:Travelling Ts/SKOP

PK22 — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 23:36:34 GMT

SKOP 48

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LifeInLife

TheWayOfTheCon — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 23:33:00 GMT

I think I know what this is

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ThePlayzr — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 23:14:56 GMT

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LifeInLife

Hotcrystal0 — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 22:54:01 GMT

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R2INT — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 19:41:40 GMT

Resume br-00002 and pause br-00004

Lightweight spaceship

HotdogPi — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 13:33:09 GMT

Undo revision 176040 by YanRC (talk) this breaks links

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	== Tagalong ==		== Tagalong ==
	In April {{year\|1992}}, [[David Bell]] found a [[tagalong]] for two ~~LWSSs~~ (also works with [[middleweight spaceship~~(MWSS)~~]]s or [[heavyweight spaceship~~(HWSS)~~]]s replacing either or both LWSS). It can be extended indefinitely by attaching it to the back of itself. Interestingly, a [[hivenudger]] with symmetric rear (that is, both rear spaceships being of same "weight") can pull this tagalong.		In April {{year\|1992}}, [[David Bell]] found a [[tagalong]] for two lightweight spaceships (also works with [[middleweight spaceship]]s or [[heavyweight spaceship]]s replacing either or both LWSS). It can be extended indefinitely by attaching it to the back of itself. Interestingly, a [[hivenudger]] with symmetric rear (that is, both rear spaceships being of same "weight") can pull this tagalong.

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LifeInLife

YanRC — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 13:24:31 GMT

LifeInLife

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<big>'''Basic Information'''</big>

Type:Self-simulating cellular automaton construction

Designer:Multiple contributors in the Conway's Life community

Release year:2005 (first documented full implementation)

Dimensions:2D

Outer rule:Conway's Game of Life (B3/S23)

Inner rule:Identical to the outer rule (B3/S23)

<big>'''Overview'''</big>

LifeInLife is a landmark nested simulation construction in Conway's Game of Life, where a complete, functional instance of the B3/S23 cellular automaton is fully implemented using nothing but native Life patterns, signals and interactions. Unlike generic universal computer constructions that can run arbitrary programs, LifeInLife is purpose-built to simulate the exact same rule system that hosts it, creating a self-referential "universe inside a universe" effect that has become one of the most famous demonstrations of emergent complexity in the Life community.

The project was first conceptualized in the early 2000s, after the Life community had fully validated the practicality of building universal computers within Conway's Life. A complete working implementation was first documented in 2005, with subsequent refinements over the following decades drastically reducing its footprint and improving its simulation speed. All modern LifeInLife implementations are fully compatible with standard Life simulation software such as Golly, and can run indefinitely on an unbounded grid without external intervention.

<big>'''Core Design Principles'''</big>

LifeInLife operates on a foundational principle: every element required to run a valid Game of Life simulation can be constructed from existing native Life patterns, with no modifications to the outer B3/S23 rule. The entire system does not rely on any hidden logic, special rules or external processing; every state transition in the inner universe is the natural outcome of standard Life cell updates.

The system is built around three non-negotiable design constraints:

Rule consistency: The inner simulated universe strictly follows the B3/S23 birth/survival rules, with no deviations or simplified logic.

Autonomy: Once initialized, the simulation runs indefinitely on its own, with no manual input or external correction required.

Scalability: The construction can be expanded to simulate an arbitrarily large inner grid, simply by extending the repeating unit cell structure.

<big>'''Unit Cell Specifications'''</big>

The fundamental building block of LifeInLife is the unit cell, a self-contained structure that represents exactly one alive or dead cell in the inner simulated Game of Life.

Standard footprint: The canonical 2020 community-optimized unit cell occupies a 2048 × 2048 block of outer Life grid cells. Earlier 2005 implementations used a far larger 8192 × 8192 footprint, while experimental lightweight versions have compressed this to 1024 × 1024 at the cost of reduced simulation speed.

Internal components: Each unit cell contains three core modules:

A stable still-life based memory bank that stores the current alive/dead state of the inner cell, persisting unchanged across millions of outer generations.

A neighbor signal receiver that collects state data from all 8 adjacent inner unit cells via glider streams.

A native Life logic gate array that counts total living neighbors, calculates the next state according to B3/S23 rules, and updates the memory bank at the end of each inner simulation step.

Temporal Properties

The speed of the inner simulation is fundamentally limited by the overhead of processing millions of glider signals to compute a single inner state update:

The outer Game of Life has a maximum signal speed (the "speed of light in Life", denoted c) of 1 outer grid cell per generation.

A full generation update across the entire inner Life grid requires approximately 4,194,304 (2²²) outer generations to complete.

As a result, the maximum possible movement speed of a glider in the inner Life universe is capped at c/2²², meaning an inner glider takes over 4 million outer generations to move just one single inner grid cell.

This extreme temporal scaling creates a dramatic "time dilation" effect: from the perspective of an observer in the outer Life grid, the inner universe unfolds at a near-geologically slow pace, while hypothetical observers inside the inner simulation would experience their own evolution at a perfectly normal, natural speed.

<big>'''Historical Development'''</big>

The LifeInLife concept evolved alongside the maturation of Life's universal computation ecosystem:

1980s-1990s: After the discovery that Conway's Life is Turing complete, the community began to experiment with simple nested simulation prototypes, but no full, scalable implementation was completed.

2000-2005: Advances in glider logic gate optimization, stable memory cell design and signal routing technology allowed the first complete, working LifeInLife implementation to be assembled and verified in Golly.

2010s-2020s: Community-wide optimization projects reduced the unit cell footprint by over 75%, cut the per-generation simulation overhead, and added support for dynamically resizable inner grids.

Present: LifeInLife remains an active area of research, with ongoing projects to build a LifeInLife implementation that is small enough to fit inside a single large pattern, rather than requiring a custom pre-constructed grid.

Related Patterns and Constructions

Universal constructor: The foundational computational framework that makes nested simulation in Life possible.

Self-replicating constructions: Patterns that can produce exact copies of themselves, sharing conceptual overlap with LifeInLife's recursive properties.

Meta-cell patterns: A broader category of constructions that represent a single cell of an outer cellular automaton using a large, complex pattern, of which LifeInLife is the most famous example.

Gosper glider gun: One of the most critical supporting components, used to generate the steady, reliable streams of gliders that carry state data between LifeInLife unit cells.

Lightweight spaceship

YanRC — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 13:06:15 GMT

Tagalong

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	== Tagalong ==		== Tagalong ==
	In April {{year\|1992}}, [[David Bell]] found a [[tagalong]] for two ~~lightweight spaceships~~ (also works with [[middleweight spaceship]]s or [[heavyweight spaceship]]s replacing either or both LWSS). It can be extended indefinitely by attaching it to the back of itself. Interestingly, a [[hivenudger]] with symmetric rear (that is, both rear spaceships being of same "weight") can pull this tagalong.		In April {{year\|1992}}, [[David Bell]] found a [[tagalong]] for two LWSSs (also works with [[middleweight spaceship(MWSS)]]s or [[heavyweight spaceship(HWSS)]]s replacing either or both LWSS). It can be extended indefinitely by attaching it to the back of itself. Interestingly, a [[hivenudger]] with symmetric rear (that is, both rear spaceships being of same "weight") can pull this tagalong.

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ThePlayzr — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 11:46:11 GMT

Completed branches 25 and 27 and more. claims.

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ThePlayzr — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 11:17:24 GMT

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Gemini

WhiteHawk — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 03:40:16 GMT

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	'''Gemini''' is the first [[oblique spaceship]] to be constructed, and was created by [[Andrew J. Wade]] in 2010.<ref>{{LinkGoLNews\|2010/05/oblique_life_spaceship_created.html\|title=Oblique Life spaceship created\|date=May 19, 2010\|author=Adam P. Goucher}}</ref><ref name="post2323" /> It displaces itself by 5,120 cells vertically and 1,024 cells horizontally every 33,699,586 generations, and is therefore an [[ibisship]]. It derives its name from the latin, ''gemini'', meaning twins, describing its 2 identical halves, each of which contains three [[Chapman-Greene construction arm]]s.<ref name="post141232" /> A ''tape'' of gliders continually relays between the two halves, instructing each to delete its parent and construct a daughter configuration.		'''Gemini''' is the first [[oblique spaceship]] to be constructed, and was created by [[Andrew J. Wade]] in 2010.<ref>{{LinkGoLNews\|2010/05/oblique_life_spaceship_created.html\|title=Oblique Life spaceship created\|date=May 19, 2010\|author=Adam P. Goucher}}</ref><ref name="post2323" /> It displaces itself by 5,120 cells vertically and 1,024 cells horizontally every 33,699,586 generations, and is therefore an [[ibisship]]. It derives its name from the latin, ''gemini'', meaning twins, describing its 2 identical halves, each of which contains three [[Chapman-Greene construction arm]]s.<ref name="post141232" /> A ''tape'' of gliders continually relays between the two halves, instructing each to delete its parent and construct a daughter configuration.

	It was the largest spaceship in terms of its diameter and [[bounding box]], having a much smaller population than the [[Caterpillar]]. It was beaten by [[Annelid]] in both in 2026.		It was the largest spaceship in terms of its diameter and [[bounding box]], having a much smaller population than the [[Caterpillar]]. It was beaten by [[Annelid]] in both metrics in 2026.

	The pattern marks the thirteenth explicitly-constructed spaceship velocity, but facilitates an infinite range of related velocities. For example, [[Dave Greene]] has reduced its period by eight generations, whilst maintaining its displacement. Theoretically speaking, a Gemini-esque spaceship could be constructed with any velocity slower than (but not equal to) (1,1)c/580.<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&p=2405#p2397 \|author=Adam P. Goucher\|date=May 21, 2010\|title=Universal Constructor Based Spaceship\|accessdate=May 21, 2010}}</ref> In June 2010, Greene also constructed [[slope]]-2 and slope-3 versions of the spaceship.<ref name="post2578" /><ref name="post2590" />		The pattern marks the thirteenth explicitly-constructed spaceship velocity, but facilitates an infinite range of related velocities. For example, [[Dave Greene]] has reduced its period by eight generations, whilst maintaining its displacement. Theoretically speaking, a Gemini-esque spaceship could be constructed with any velocity slower than (but not equal to) (1,1)c/580.<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&p=2405#p2397 \|author=Adam P. Goucher\|date=May 21, 2010\|title=Universal Constructor Based Spaceship\|accessdate=May 21, 2010}}</ref> In June 2010, Greene also constructed [[slope]]-2 and slope-3 versions of the spaceship.<ref name="post2578" /><ref name="post2590" />

Pi-heptomino hasslers

Chris857 — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 03:37:38 GMT

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Chris857 — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 03:34:45 GMT

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FWKnightship — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:38:12 GMT

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User:R2INT/OCA:Travelling Ts/Spaceship Search Status Page

ThePlayzr — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 02:17:44 GMT

Completed branches 12-15 and 20. Claimed branches 29-32

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	\|- style="background-color:#fff2a8;"		\|- style="background-color:#fff2a8;"
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	\| <code>br-00019</code> \|\| ThePlayzr		\| <code>br-00019</code> \|\| ThePlayzr
	\|- style="background-color:#~~fff2a8~~;"		\|- style="background-color:#b6d7a8;"
	\| <code>br-00020</code> \|\| ThePlayzr		\| <code>br-00020</code> \|\| ThePlayzr
	\|- style="background-color:#fff2a8;"		\|- style="background-color:#fff2a8;"
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	\| <code>br-00028</code> \|\| ThePlayzr		\| <code>br-00028</code> \|\| ThePlayzr
	\|- style="background-color:#~~f4cccc~~;"		\|- style="background-color:#fff2a8;"
	\| <code>br-00029</code> \|\| ~~''unclaimed''~~		\| <code>br-00029</code> \|\| ThePlayzr
	\|- style="background-color:#~~f4cccc~~;"		\|- style="background-color:#fff2a8;"
	\| <code>br-00030</code> \|\| ~~''unclaimed''~~		\| <code>br-00030</code> \|\| ThePlayzr
	\|- style="background-color:#~~f4cccc~~;"		\|- style="background-color:#fff2a8;"
	\| <code>br-00031</code> \|\| ~~''unclaimed''~~		\| <code>br-00031</code> \|\| ThePlayzr
	\|- style="background-color:#~~f4cccc~~;"		\|- style="background-color:#fff2a8;"
	\| <code>br-00032</code> \|\| ~~''unclaimed''~~		\| <code>br-00032</code> \|\| ThePlayzr
	\|- style="background-color:#f4cccc;"		\|- style="background-color:#f4cccc;"
	\| <code>br-00033</code> \|\| ''unclaimed''		\| <code>br-00033</code> \|\| ''unclaimed''
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	14.3D4.5D14.3D8.D14.3D4.5D14.3D4.5D14.3D5.D17.3D4.5D14.3D4.5D13.5D3.5D		15.D7.D17.D5.D19.D9.D15.D9.D15.D9.D15.D5.D3.D15.D6.D18.D5.D3.D15.D9.D
	13.5D4.3D14.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.D16.5D3.5D		13.D7.D3.D13.D9.D15.D7.D17.D11.D13.D11.D13.D11.D13.D7.D3.D13.D8.D16.D
	13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.3D14.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.		7.D3.D13.D11.D17.D3.D3.D17.D5.D19.D3.D21.D7.D17.D7.D17.D7.D17.D3.D3.D
	5D13.5D4.D16.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D17.D3.5D17.D4.3D18.D3.5D17.D3.5D17.D7.D17.		17.D4.D20.D3.D3.D17.D7.D17.D3.D3.D17.D5.D19.D3.D21.D7.D17.D7.D17.D7.D
	D3.5D17.D3.~~5D17~~.D4.D20.D3.5D17.D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.3D14.5D3.5D13.5D3.		17.D3.D3.D17.D4.D20.D3.D3.D17.D7.D17.D3.D3.D17.D5.D19.D3.D21.D7.D17.D
	5D13.5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.D16.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.		7.D17.D7.D17.D3.D3.D17.D4.D20.D3.D3.D17.D7.D13.D3.D3.D3.D13.D3.D5.D15.
	3D14.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.D16.5D3.5D13.5D3.		D3.D3.D17.D3.D7.D13.D3.D7.D13.D3.D7.D13.D3.D3.D3.D13.D3.D4.D16.D3.D3.
	5D14.D6.5D14.D7.3D15.D6.5D14.D6.5D14.D10.D14.D6.5D14.D6.5D14.D7.D17.D		D3.D13.D3.D7.D14.D6.D3.D14.D8.D16.D6.D18.D10.D14.D10.D14.D10.D14.D6.D
	6.5D14.D6.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.3D14.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.5D		3.D14.D7.D17.D6.D3.D14.D10.D13.D3.D3.D3.D13.D3.D5.D15.D3.D3.D17.D3.D7.
	3.5D13.5D4.D16.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.3D14.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.		D13.D3.D7.D13.D3.D7.D13.D3.D3.D3.D13.D3.D4.D16.D3.D3.D3.D13.D3.D7.D17.
	5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.D16.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D10.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D		D3.D3.D17.D5.D19.D3.D21.D7.D17.D7.D17.D7.D17.D3.D3.D17.D4.D20.D3.D3.D
	4.3D7.3D4.5D3.~~5D6~~.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D7.D6.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.		17.D7.D11.D5.D3.D3.D3.D7.D5.D3.D5.D9.D5.D3.D3.D11.D5.D3.D7.D7.D5.D3.D
	5D4.D9.3D4.5D3.~~5D6~~.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D5.3D5.3D7.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D		7.D7.D5.D3.D7.D7.D5.D3.D3.D3.D7.D5.D3.D4.D10.D5.D3.D3.D3.D7.D5.D3.D7.
	5.3D4.5D6.3D5.3D8.D6.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D5.3D5.D9.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D		D7.D7.D5.D3.D7.D7.D7.D9.D7.D5.D11.D7.D9.D7.D7.D9.D7.D7.D9.D7.D7.D5.D3.
	5.3D4.5D6.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D4.3D7.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D7.D6.		D7.D7.D6.D10.D7.D5.D3.D7.D7.D9.D7.D5.D7.D3.D7.D5.D9.D9.D5.D7.D11.D5.D
	3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.~~5D3~~.5D6.3D4.5D4.D9.3D4.5D3.5D!		11.D7.D5.D11.D7.D5.D11.D7.D5.D7.D3.D7.D5.D8.D10.D5.D7.D3.D$7.3D22.5D21.
			5D25.D21.5D21.5D22.D24.5D21.5D18.3D4.5D14.3D5.3D15.3D4.5D14.3D4.5D14.
			3D8.D14.3D4.5D14.3D4.5D14.3D5.D17.3D4.5D14.3D4.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.3D14.
			5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.D16.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.
			5D3.5D13.5D4.3D14.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.D16.
			5D3.5D13.5D3.5D17.D3.5D17.D4.3D18.D3.5D17.D3.5D17.D7.D17.D3.5D17.D3.5D
			17.D4.D20.D3.5D17.D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.3D14.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D7.D13.
			5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.D16.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.3D14.5D3.5D13.
			5D3.5D13.5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.D16.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D14.D6.5D14.
			D7.3D15.D6.5D14.D6.5D14.D10.D14.D6.5D14.D6.5D14.D7.D17.D6.5D14.D6.5D13.
			5D3.5D13.5D4.3D14.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.D16.
			5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D4.3D14.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D13.5D7.D13.5D3.5D13.
			5D3.5D13.5D4.D16.5D3.5D13.5D3.5D10.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D4.3D7.3D4.5D3.5D
			6.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D7.D6.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D4.D9.3D4.5D3.5D
			6.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D5.3D5.3D7.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D5.3D8.
			D6.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D5.3D5.D9.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D5.3D4.5D6.3D4.5D3.
			5D6.3D4.5D4.3D7.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D7.D6.3D4.5D3.5D6.3D4.5D
			3.5D6.3D4.5D4.D9.3D4.5D3.5D!
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User:PK22/OCA:Travelling Ts/SKOP

ThePlayzr — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 00:15:01 GMT

reduced p29, p31, and p58

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User:Chris857

Chris857 — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 15:31:07 GMT

Larger objects

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	*2026-10-10: [https://catagolue.hatsya.com/object/xp81_yzy5330gyog033zyf32acy032acy2ok46y51789ayia9871y564koy2ca23y0ca23zy9330gy5s48wki4ggx8q987yfoowooyf789q8xgg4ikw84sy5g033zyb1789ay6s2buc72yfs2ib2y62bi2syf27cub2sy6a9871zy08q987yf8s6fq87y6ai2sgysgs2iay678qf6s8yf789q8z33yfs2ib2x11495w247y510ooyooo01y5742w59411x2bi2syf33zy6ai2sgy5c453y26a8oy14ocyz0co4y1o8a6y2354cy5gs2iazy910ooyu8gymg8yuoo01zyzy7111ym111zyzye562y8265/b3s23 p81 from two p27 glider streams] - [https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=237125#p237125 207G synth] (first catagolue synth of a p81 of any sort)		*2026-10-10: [https://catagolue.hatsya.com/object/xp81_yzy5330gyog033zyf32acy032acy2ok46y51789ayia9871y564koy2ca23y0ca23zy9330gy5s48wki4ggx8q987yfoowooyf789q8xgg4ikw84sy5g033zyb1789ay6s2buc72yfs2ib2y62bi2syf27cub2sy6a9871zy08q987yf8s6fq87y6ai2sgysgs2iay678qf6s8yf789q8z33yfs2ib2x11495w247y510ooyooo01y5742w59411x2bi2syf33zy6ai2sgy5c453y26a8oy14ocyz0co4y1o8a6y2354cy5gs2iazy910ooyu8gymg8yuoo01zyzy7111ym111zyzye562y8265/b3s23 p81 from two p27 glider streams] - [https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=237125#p237125 207G synth] (first catagolue synth of a p81 of any sort)
			*2026-10-26: [https://catagolue.hatsya.com/object/xp23_y0ggy0c4go4q9jymgzy1346y2gg1xoge2y1ggy133x6511zy166y125d43y7gg346wgo4ogy0c9jzy5o8a60ggxosoy21hgy11221x253056zya11y9331y3354czy232acy38ssy3gggxooy0gz6agca4xok4ogy1ooy2131y26511zwc93y1121x62sgy3ggxcira4y166zy0o8a6xccy84701wg8g0ggy062sgzyrc9521023/b3s23 p23 TL+block hassler from jslife osc_supported] - [https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=238583#p238583 198G synth]

User:YanRC

Dvgrn — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 13:09:53 GMT

Dvgrn changed group membership for YanRC: granted trusted user request on forum thread

User:R2INT/OCA:Travelling Ts/Spaceship Search Status Page

R2INT — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 01:28:38 GMT

fix rle

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ThePlayzr — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 22:13:49 GMT

Claimed branch 16 and branches 19-28 (I've basically got 6 computers right now)

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User:Uthealing

Uthealing — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 21:21:05 GMT

User account Uthealing was created

User:Melwin22/Castles/programmable arm

Melwin22 — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 13:38:19 GMT

insert summary here.

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I consider the following to be my "magnum opus" in this rule.

== The arm ==
In the shown pattern, head of the arm starts as a 2c/22 wickstretcher. On the left, a 3500-cell long horizontal tape with "commands" is attached to it (I didn't figure out any way to bend the tape, and for reasons explained later, its length grows very fast with each "command" added). On the right, a 1200-cell vertical wire is added to showcase some of the arm abilities.

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3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3540bo20b5o$obobo2199bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobo2b2o779bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
2b2o207bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo2bo20b3o$b4obobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
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obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobo2b270obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobo3b41obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobo3b43o20b5o$3542obo18b3o$b3542obo16b5o$3542ob
o18b3o$b4obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo2b8obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bobobobobobobobobobobobobo3b41obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobobo3b43o20b5o$obobo2199bobobo1041bobobobobobobob
obobobobobobobobobobobo2b2o207bobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobobo
bo2bo20b3o$3540bo20b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o
$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$
3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b
5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$
3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3561b5o$3562b
3o$3561b5o$3562b3o$3560b6o$3560b5o$3561b5o$3561b4o$3560b6o$3561b4o$
3559bob5o$3559bob4o$3561b5o$3561b4o$3560b6o$3560bo4bo$3561bo2bo!
|viewerconfig = #C [[ WIDTH 2000 HEIGHT 700 ZOOM -2.5 ]]
|position = center}}

== Command list ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Command number
!Generation, at which it reaches the head
!Type of signal
!What it does
|-
|1
|148
|2 x "off"
|Turns the wickstretcher into a stationary object with period 4. Two signals "on" bounce back.
|-
|2
|207
|2 x "on"
|Cancels out the bounced back signals from the previous command.
|-
|3
|912
|2 x "off"
|Turns the p4 object into a p12 object that interacts with the left wire. This is a signal reflector, which can reflect both the "on" phase (shown incoming from the north) and the "off" phase (shown incoming from the south).
|-
|4
|1085
|1 x "on"
|Turns the p12 object into an asymmetrical fuse, which burns at 8c/84. The left wire stays unaffected.
|-
|5
|1320
|1 x "on"
|Turns the asymmetrical fuse into a faster, symmetrical fuse, which burns at 2c/13. (Attempting to turn the p12 reflector directly into the 2c/13 fuse results in destruction of the left wire.)
|-
|6
|3141
|2 x "off"
|Turns the fuse into a stationary, stable object.
|-
|7
|3247
|2 x "on"
|Restarts the wickstretcher. Arm is now back in its starting condition, ready to be programmed again.
|}

== Limitations ==
The biggest problem here is the fact that "on" signal and "off" signal travel at different speeds: "on" is c, while "off" is c/3. This means that if a command is sent that uses the "off" signals, the next command using "on" signals must be at least 3x further from the head, so the commands don't interfere with each other. Combined with the fact that the command tape can't bend, it means that the tape gets VERY long fast.

Another problem is timing. Basically, every command must arrive in the exactly correct phase, or else an utter chaos is created, irreversibly destroying the head, tape, wire, and all surroundings.

Despite these limitations, I'm quite proud of developing such a complicated circuit, in a rule where guns and glider-like logic are most likely impossible. I'm sure there are more commands that can be useful.

User:Melwin22/Castles

Melwin22 — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 13:37:48 GMT

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 I think I started researching this rule in early 2017. I tried to design a rule that is on the verge of being explosive, but not quite there, and after some trial and error, I got B3678/S135678. Soups in this rule usually settle down in giant blobs with some inner chambers and interesting patterns on the outer wall, resembling [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battlement battlement] of a castle and its defenders standing on the wall, thus the rule name – [[Castles]].
-Compared with other OT rules:
+Subpages:
 * [[Stains]] are probably the most similar. Stains have S2, while Castles have S1, and otherwise they are the same. Both rules generate similar castle-like blobs with battlements, and many oscillators work in both of them, but Stains are in general less expansive and have less variety.
 * [[Day and Night]] is sort of close, having the same birth conditions as Stains and Castles, but the lack of S1 or S2 makes giant blobs unlikely to occur, as the outer wall is much harder to stabilize.
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 {{LinkCatagolueRule|rule=b3678s13567|rulename=Hollow Castles}}
 {{LinkCatagolueRule|rule=b3678s135-a678|rulename=Tamed Castles}}

User:Melwin22/Castles/infinite growth

Melwin22 — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 11:37:00 GMT

6-cell infinite growth. Two more fuses. Smaller predecessors for both growing ships and for some wickstretchers.

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User:Melwin22/Castles/oscillators

Melwin22 — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 11:25:50 GMT

link to the stamp collection, p96 sparker

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	Oscillators in Castles.		Oscillators in Castles. A stamp collection showing the smallest known examples for each period can be found in the forum thread: {{LinkForumThread\|format = raw\|p = 236064}}

	== Simple ==		== Simple ==
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	\|0		\|0
	\|From naturally occurring defenders, this has the highest period. Found [https://catagolue.hatsya.com/hashsoup/ikpx2_stdin/k_bawia5v4Hp4F-3bo5bo$bobobobobobo$2b3obob3o$5o3b5o$o2b2obob2o2bo$3b3ob3o$b2o7b2o-$ob3o3b3obo$obo2bobo2bobo!/b3678s135678 here] (if the starting pattern is placed at 0,0, guard units appear at X= +-920, Y=-1557).		\|From naturally occurring, non-extendable defenders, this has the highest period. Found [https://catagolue.hatsya.com/hashsoup/ikpx2_stdin/k_bawia5v4Hp4F-3bo5bo$bobobobobobo$2b3obob3o$5o3b5o$o2b2obob2o2bo$3b3ob3o$b2o7b2o-$ob3o3b3obo$obo2bobo2bobo!/b3678s135678 here] (if the starting pattern is placed at 0,0, guard units appear at X= +-920, Y=-1557).
	\|}		\|}

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	== Volatile ==		== Volatile ==
	Butterfly is also a rare case of an oscillator with [[volatility]] of 1. I only know a few of these, and most of them were found during apgsearching the "Hollow Castles" rule variant (Castles without S8). Out of all volatile oscillators, butterfly has the highest period, then there are two p12, one p10, p8, p6, p5 and two p4.		Butterfly is also a rare case of an oscillator with [[volatility]] of 1. I only know a few of these, and most of them were found during apgsearching the "Hollow Castles" rule variant (Castles without S8). Out of all volatile oscillators, butterfly has the second highest period (see below for the 1st place), then there are two p12, one p10, p8, p6, p5 and two p4.

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	obo$3bo2bobo6b2o9bobo7bobo$bobo2bo7b4o7b2obo6bo2b2o$b3o10bo2bo7bo$2b2o		obo$3bo2bobo6b2o9bobo7bobo$bobo2bo7b4o7b2obo6bo2b2o$b3o10bo2bo7bo$2b2o
	31b2o2bo$2bo12b2o19bobo!		31b2o2bo$2bo12b2o19bobo!
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			Volatile oscillator with the highest period is this beautiful creature found by [[User:TheWayOfTheCon]]. Not only it has a very high period of 96, it also has another extremely rare property: producing a large [[spark]].
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			\|rle = x = 8, y = 10, rule = B3678/S135678
			3b2o2$2bo2bo$2ob2ob2o$3b2o2$2b4o$2b4o$3b2o$3b2o!
			\|position = center}}

			This spark can be used for various reactions. I'm sure I only scratched the surface of what it can do.

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			\|rle = x = 75, y = 31, rule = B3678/S135678
			11b2o46b2o$11b2o46b2o$58bo2bo$10b4o44b4o$11b2o45b4o$10b4o42bob4obo$11b
			2o45b4o$9b6o44b2o$10b4o44b4o$9bo4bo31b2obo9b2o$43bob4o4bo$44b5o2bo2bo
			4b2o$42b7ob2obobo$3bo14bobo21b7ob2obobo$2bob2obobo9b2obobo19b5o2bo2bo
			2b2o$bob4ob2o9b6ob2o15bob4o4bo3b2o$o2b4obo10b6ob2o18b2obo15b2obo$o2b4o
			bo10b2obobo37bob4o4bo$bob4ob2o8bobo42b5o2bo2bo$2bob2obobo42b2o7b7ob2ob
			obo$3bo48b2o7b7ob2obobo$51bo2bo8b5o2bo2bo$51b4o7bob4o4bo$51b4o10b2obo$
			49bob4obo$51b4o$52b2o$51b4o$52b2o2$52b2o!
	\|position = center}}		\|position = center}}

	Out of the other oscillators, p24 pulsating eye probably is the most volatile, as only the two central cells are always alive (volatility of 0.96). Hibiscus' p86 likely comes next, with only the six central cells being always alive (volatility of 0.94). Using WLS and apgsearch, I found many other oscillators with periods 2-6 and relatively high volatility (in the range 0.7-0.9), but none of those ever appear naturally and are not particularly interesting to me.		Out of the other oscillators, p24 pulsating eye probably is the most volatile, as only the two central cells are always alive (volatility of 0.96). Hibiscus' p86 likely comes next, with only the six central cells being always alive (volatility of 0.94). Using WLS and apgsearch, I found many other oscillators with periods 2-6 and relatively high volatility (in the range 0.7-0.9), but none of those ever appear naturally and are not particularly interesting to me.

User:Melwin22/Castles

Melwin22 — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 11:07:52 GMT

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	I think I started researching this rule in early 2017. I tried to design a rule that is on the verge of being explosive, but not quite there, and after some trial and error, I got B3678/S135678. Soups in this rule usually settle down in giant blobs with some inner chambers and interesting patterns on the outer wall, resembling [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battlement battlement] of a castle and its defenders standing on the wall, thus the rule name – [[Castles]].		I think I started researching this rule in early 2017. I tried to design a rule that is on the verge of being explosive, but not quite there, and after some trial and error, I got B3678/S135678. Soups in this rule usually settle down in giant blobs with some inner chambers and interesting patterns on the outer wall, resembling [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battlement battlement] of a castle and its defenders standing on the wall, thus the rule name – [[Castles]].

	Compared with other rules:		Compared with other OT rules:
	* [[Stains]] are probably the most similar. Stains have S2, while Castles have S1, and otherwise they are the same. Both rules generate similar castle-like blobs with battlements, and many oscillators work in both of them, but Stains are in general less expansive and have less variety.		* [[Stains]] are probably the most similar. Stains have S2, while Castles have S1, and otherwise they are the same. Both rules generate similar castle-like blobs with battlements, and many oscillators work in both of them, but Stains are in general less expansive and have less variety.
	* [[Day and Night]] is sort of close, having the same birth conditions as Stains and Castles, but the lack of S1 or S2 makes giant blobs unlikely to occur, as the outer wall is much harder to stabilize.		* [[Day and Night]] is sort of close, having the same birth conditions as Stains and Castles, but the lack of S1 or S2 makes giant blobs unlikely to occur, as the outer wall is much harder to stabilize.
	* [[Coagulations]] also have a similar rulestring, but are explosive, while Castles stay ~~barely~~ below the critical threshold.		* [[Coagulations]] also have a similar rulestring, but are explosive, while Castles stay below the critical threshold.
	* Many simple patterns from [[LowLife]] work in Castles, as Castles are essentially "High-Dry-Pedestrian...-LowLife". Sadly, the circuitry that makes LowLife Turing-complete doesn't belong to that category.		* Many simple patterns from [[LowLife]] work in Castles, as Castles are essentially "High-Dry-Pedestrian...-LowLife". Sadly, the circuitry that makes LowLife Turing-complete doesn't belong to that category.
	* Three other ~~unnamed,~~ related rules:		* Three other related rules without official names:
	** B367/S135678, or what I call "Trypo Castles". Evolves in a similar way, except that the blobs have single-dot holes due to lack of B8. Most oscillators work the same way, but some important ones don't. Seems to be marginally less expansive than normal Castles.		** B367/S135678, or what I call "Trypo Castles" (referring to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trypophobia trypophobia]). Evolves in a similar way, except that the blobs have single-dot holes due to lack of B8. Most oscillators work the same way, but some important ones don't. Seems to be marginally less expansive than normal Castles.
	** B3678/S13567, or what I call "Hollow Castles". Lack of S8 means that huge blobs aren't stable, but a hollowed out blob can still support many types of rotors on the outer wall. Works much better with apgsearch.		** B3678/S13567, or what I call "Hollow Castles". Lack of S8 means that huge blobs aren't stable, but a hollowed out blob can still support many types of rotors on the outer wall. Works much better with apgsearch.
	** B3678/S35678, or what I call "Stable Castles". ~~As the name suggests, blobs~~ stabilize much more quickly and don't expand much, but don't disappear either. Most boring of the three, supports very few types of oscillators.		** B3678/S35678, or what I call "Stable Castles". Blobs stabilize much more quickly and don't expand much, but don't disappear either. Most boring of the three, supports very few types of oscillators.

			As for INT modifications:
			* B3678/S135-a678, first noticed by [[User:TheWayOfTheCon]], is the most tame from all variants one INT transition away from Castles, thus I named it "Tamed Castles". Works much better with apgsearch, although the lack of S5a modifies the overall behavior quite a lot.
			* B2in34-ajnrt5cekqy678/S12n34ceijqz5678, or what I call "Chaos Castles", is the result of me trying to bring Castles even closer to being explosive. This rule really blurs the line between exploding and not exploding. One of the tetraplets evolves for 300k generations before stabilizing into a blob of population 38M. Overall, it seems like Chaos Castles are '''barely''' explosive, but they are almost constantly on the verge of stabilizing.

			See the censuses:
			{{LinkCatagolueRule\|rule=b3678s13567\|rulename=Hollow Castles}}
			{{LinkCatagolueRule\|rule=b3678s135-a678\|rulename=Tamed Castles}}

	Subpages:		Subpages:

Template:LinkCatagolueRule

Melwin22 — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 11:00:24 GMT

the dot is not needed, no?

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	'''You type:'''		'''You type:'''

	<tt><nowiki>* {{LinkCatagolueRule\|b36s125\|rulename=2x2}}</nowiki></tt>		<tt><nowiki>{{LinkCatagolueRule\|b36s125\|rulename=2x2}}</nowiki></tt>

	'''You see:'''		'''You see:'''

	* {{LinkCatagolueRule\|b36s125\|rulename=2x2}}		{{LinkCatagolueRule\|b36s125\|rulename=2x2}}

	==See also==		==See also==

OCA:Day & Night

Melwin22 — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 10:32:47 GMT

getting rid of the redlink

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	On August 14, {{year\|2020}}, [[Peter Naszvadi]] constructed a [[Rule 110]] [[unit cell]] in Day & Night, proving the rule [[Turing-complete]].<ref name="post102258" />		On August 14, {{year\|2020}}, [[Peter Naszvadi]] constructed a [[Rule 110]] [[unit cell]] in Day & Night, proving the rule [[Turing-complete]].<ref name="post102258" />

	== Behavior ==		==Behavior==
			[[Soup]]s and large unstable patterns in Day & Night tend to evolve into large blobby "islands" with active, "frothy"<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.tip.net.au/~dbell/articles/DayNight.zip\|title=Day & Night - An Interesting Variant of Life\|author=[[David Bell]]\|date=November 30, 1997}}</ref> exteriors and almost completely filled interiors, save for some [[photonegative]] [[oscillators]] and [[still lifes]]. These areas slowly shrink and degenerate, larger ones taking longer, leaking out patterns from their exteriors. Unusual spewing behavior can be observed as well, almost resembling failed spaceships or [[puffers]].
	[[~~Soups~~]] and large unstable patterns in Day & Night tend to evolve into large blobby "islands" with active, "frothy"<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.tip.net.au/~dbell/articles/DayNight.zip\|title=Day & Night - An Interesting Variant of Life\|author=[[David Bell]]\|date=November 30, 1997}}</ref> exteriors and almost completely filled interiors, save for some [[photonegative]] [[oscillators]] and [[still lifes]]. These areas slowly shrink and degenerate, larger ones taking longer, leaking out patterns from their exteriors. Unusual spewing behavior can be observed as well, almost resembling failed spaceships or [[puffers]].

	Most of these islands will disappear completely, the resulting [[ash]] being much less dense than ash in [[Conway's Game of Life]]. However, some can stabilize into large still lifes or [[trivial]] oscillators. Escaping [[spaceships]] are rare, though some might form from small active areas that shrink into their [[predecessor\|predecessors]].		Most of these islands will disappear completely, the resulting [[ash]] being much less dense than ash in [[Conway's Game of Life]]. However, some can stabilize into large still lifes or [[trivial]] oscillators. Escaping [[spaceships]] are rare, though some might form from small active areas that shrink into their [[predecessor\|predecessors]].
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	===Rocket===		===Rocket===

	The rocket was the first spaceship found in Day & Night, and it appears spontaneously from many reactions which have symmetry around a line. This spaceship is probably the reason that this particular Life rule was chosen for Day & Night. It is unexpectedly large and has the amazingly large period of 40.		The rocket was the first spaceship found in Day & Night, and it appears spontaneously from many reactions which have symmetry around a line. This spaceship is probably the reason that this particular Life rule was chosen for Day & Night. It is unexpectedly large and has the amazingly large period of 40.

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	===Elementary===		===Elementary===

	Unsimplified speeds are yet to be tabulated here.		Unsimplified speeds are yet to be tabulated here.

Stillater

Chris857 — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 01:38:38 GMT

update synth cost

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User:R2INT/OCA:Travelling Ts/Spaceship Search Status Page

ThePlayzr — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 01:20:40 GMT

Added an 'Abandoned' status for some branches

OCA:Day & Night

TheWayOfTheCon — Sat, 24 Oct 2026 23:50:32 GMT

Gun example, also now that I've downloaded Bell's paper and pattern archive I can probably do a lot more expansion

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 == Behavior ==
-[[Soups]] and large unstable patterns in Day & Night tend to evolve into large blobby "islands" with active exteriors and almost completely filled interiors, save for some [[photonegative]] [[oscillators]] and [[still lifes]]. These areas slowly shrink and degenerate, larger ones taking longer, leaking out patterns from their exteriors. Unusual spewing behavior can be observed as well, almost resembling failed spaceships or [[puffers]].
+[[Soups]] and large unstable patterns in Day & Night tend to evolve into large blobby "islands" with active, "frothy"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tip.net.au/~dbell/articles/DayNight.zip|title=Day & Night - An Interesting Variant of Life|author=[[David Bell]]|date=November 30, 1997}}</ref> exteriors and almost completely filled interiors, save for some [[photonegative]] [[oscillators]] and [[still lifes]]. These areas slowly shrink and degenerate, larger ones taking longer, leaking out patterns from their exteriors. Unusual spewing behavior can be observed as well, almost resembling failed spaceships or [[puffers]].
 Most of these islands will disappear completely, the resulting [[ash]] being much less dense than ash in [[Conway's Game of Life]]. However, some can stabilize into large still lifes or [[trivial]] oscillators. Escaping [[spaceships]] are rare, though some might form from small active areas that shrink into their [[predecessor|predecessors]].
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 == Infinite growth ==
-Many [[puffers]] and [[gun|guns]] have been found in Day & Night.
+Day & Night has a few behavioral features that are typically unfavorable for [[gun]] construction, such as uncommon spaceships and little to no recurring evolutionary sequences. Nevertheless, many guns have been constructed in the rule, mainly due to the existence of [[extensible]] [[sparky]] oscillators that can be constructed for a wide range of periods.
 ==References==

User:Szh

Szh — Sat, 24 Oct 2026 10:23:12 GMT

User account Szh was created

OCA:Travelling Ts

TheWayOfTheCon — Sat, 24 Oct 2026 01:32:05 GMT

More tidbits, also I think we have enough content to bring the table of contents back. But if not, to get rid of it again just type "__NOTOC__" at the bottom of the page.

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	'''Travelling Ts''' is an [[isotropic non-totalistic cellular automaton]] named in reference to its most common [[spaceship]], known as the T. In May {{year\|2025}}, ThePlayzr started a forum thread for this rule,<ref name="post212502" /> ~~which~~ ended up getting over 800 posts by the end of the year.		'''Travelling Ts''' is an [[isotropic non-totalistic cellular automaton]] named in reference to its most common [[spaceship]], known as the T. [[Catagolue]] hauls of the rule had been submitted as early as August {{year\|2016}},{{refn\|{{cata\|attribute/xp24_ccr7460647rcczglty3tlgz1167130317611/b357s238/D8_1\|attribute page}}}}, but it would only begin gaining traction in May {{year\|2025}}, when ThePlayzr started a forum thread for this rule.<ref name="post212502" /> The thread ended up getting over 800 posts by the end of the year.

	Travelling Ts has well-developed [[technology]], with many engineered [[gun\|guns]], [[Infinite growth\|infinite growth patterns]], and [[oscillators]]. The rule is also known to be [[Turing-complete]] and [[omniperiodic]].		Travelling Ts has well-developed [[technology]], with many engineered [[gun\|guns]], [[Infinite growth\|infinite growth patterns]], and [[oscillators]]. The rule is also known to be [[Turing-complete]] and [[omniperiodic]].


	== Rulestring ==		== Rulestring ==
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	Travelling Ts also has [[induction coil]]s which can often replace [[tail]]s, [[nine]]s or [[line of three\|lines of three]] in general from still lifes from Life:		Travelling Ts also has alien [[induction coil]]s which can often replace [[tail]]s, [[nine]]s or [[line of three\|lines of three]] in general from still lifes from Life:
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			[[Eater 1]] cannot [[eat]] the glider in this rule, but curiously can eat the T.
	=== Oscillators ===		=== Oscillators ===
	Travelling Ts is similar to [[Life]], meaning that some [[oscillators]] from Life work in this rule, such as [[blinker]] and [[toad]].<ref name="Catagolue" /> In addition, all of the Margolus oscillators from {{rl\|2×2}} work in this rule, due to S5 and the absence of S3a.<ref name="post212541" /> This enables the construction of oscillators with all even periods.<ref name="post128639" /><ref name="post214235" /> Below is a collection of oscillators in this rule:		Travelling Ts is similar to [[Life]], meaning that some [[oscillators]] from Life work in this rule, such as [[blinker]] and [[toad]].<ref name="Catagolue" /> Blinker remains the most common oscillator, while the second-most common is a period-2 stemming from a line of four cells, called "big blinker".<ref>{{cata\|object/xp2_f/b3s23-a5\|xp2_f on Catagolue}}</ref> In addition, all of the Margolus oscillators from {{rl\|2×2}} work in this rule, due to S5 and the absence of S3a.<ref name="post212541" /> This enables the construction of oscillators with all even periods.<ref name="post128639" /><ref name="post214235" /> Below is a small collection of oscillators in this rule:
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	The [[c/2\|4c/8]] spaceship on the leftmost side has occurred [[seminatural\|seminaturally]],<ref>{{cata\|object/xq8_8mlp34043plm8zx9y19/b3s23-a5\|xq8_8mlp34043plm8zx9y19 on Catagolue}}</ref> and the [[3c/8]] has a useful [[spark]] that can be used in technology to create [[rake]]s and [[puffer]]s. The [[c/4]] spaceship is named "bee",<ref name="post216577"/> and has occurred naturally.<ref>{{cata\|object/xq4_8mnwss8z013/b3s23-a5\|xq4_8mnwss8z013 on Catagolue}}</ref> It is in fact, one of the smallest natural spaceships outside of the common four.		The [[c/2\|4c/8]] spaceship on the leftmost side has occurred [[seminatural\|seminaturally]],<ref>{{cata\|object/xq8_8mlp34043plm8zx9y19/b3s23-a5\|xq8_8mlp34043plm8zx9y19 on Catagolue}}</ref> and the [[3c/8]] has a useful [[spark]] that can be used in technology to create [[rake]]s and [[puffer]]s. The [[c/4]] spaceship is named "bee",<ref name="post216577"/> and has occurred naturally.<ref>{{cata\|object/xq4_8mnwss8z013/b3s23-a5\|xq4_8mnwss8z013 on Catagolue}}</ref> It is in fact, one of the smallest natural spaceships outside of the common four.

	Additionally, there is a family of [[(2,1)c/5]] [[tagalong]]s, similar to [[minstrel]]s in Life and dubbed 'tinstrels'.<ref name="post232594" /> It is possible to use the [[spark]]s of one tinstrel to support another, leading to arbitrary length tinstrels.<ref name="post232624" />		[[Oblique]] spaceships are known, the first being a (2,1)c/5{{refn\|group=note\|S5 allows for knightships to have a minimum period of five, contrary to [[(2,1)c/6\|six]] in CGOL.}} [[knightship]] discovered by LuveelVoom.<ref name="post213492"/> Additionally, there is a family of [[(2,1)c/5]] [[tagalong]]s, similar to [[minstrel]]s in Life and dubbed 'tinstrels'.<ref name="post232594" /> It is possible to use the [[spark]]s of one tinstrel to support another, leading to arbitrary length tinstrels.<ref name="post232624" />
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	==Universality==		==Universality==
	On December 20th, 2025, [[PK22]] posted a [[Rule 110]] [[metacell]], proving the rule [[Universal computer\|Turing-complete]].<ref name="post222945" />		On December 20th, 2025, [[PK22]] posted a [[Rule 110]] [[metacell]], proving the rule [[Universal computer\|Turing-complete]].<ref name="post222945" />

			== Notes ==
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	== References ==		== References ==
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			\|title = Re: Travelling Ts(b3s23-a5)
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	[[Category:2×2 block rules]]		[[Category:2×2 block rules]]
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P11 domino sparker

Chris857 — Thu, 22 Oct 2026 21:39:54 GMT

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			* [[p11 domino sparker (June 2021)]]
			* [[p11 domino sparker (October 2026)]]

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User:Ftfox19882

Ftfox19882 — Thu, 22 Oct 2026 20:07:38 GMT

User account Ftfox19882 was created

Chucklebait

WhiteHawk — Thu, 22 Oct 2026 20:01:30 GMT

Should the p3 alternate glider release form be mentioned?

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	'''Chucklebait''' is a {{slcells\|23\|text=23-cell}} [[still life]] mainly known for being a [[honey farm]] [[catalyst]].<ref name="post154129" /><ref name="post154258" /><ref name="post163001" /> Its uses can be seen on the [[honey farm hasslers]] and [[honey farm shuttles]] pages. Known periods using the chucklebait reaction include [[Period-24 honey farm hasslers\|24]], [[Period-35 honey farm hasslers\|35]]~~, 38, 39~~, 40, 43, 45, 50, 51, 55, 60, and 64-and-up{{refn\|group=note\|Periods 64 and up can be achieved by [[Snark64]] loops, and oscillators of periods 70, 80, 83, and 102 which don't rely on Snark64 are also known.}} for [[oscillator]]s,<ref name="post166820"/> and [[Period-34 glider gun\|34]], [[Period-38 glider gun\|38]], 46, [[Period-52 glider gun#Herschel-free mechanisms\|52]], [[Period-59 glider gun\|59]], [[Period-60 glider gun\|60]], [[Period-61 glider gun (2023)\|61]], 72, [[Period-74 glider gun#2022\|74]], and [[Period-143 glider gun\|143]] for [[gun]]s that can be [[capped]] to form oscillators.{{refn\|group=note\|Guns with chucklebaits can be constructed for all periods 61+ using the p61 [[Speed Tunnel#Derivatives\|glider splitter]].}}		'''Chucklebait''' is a {{slcells\|23\|text=23-cell}} [[still life]] mainly known for being a [[honey farm]] [[catalyst]].<ref name="post154129" /><ref name="post154258" /><ref name="post163001" /> Its uses can be seen on the [[honey farm hasslers]] and [[honey farm shuttles]] pages. Known periods using the chucklebait reaction include [[Period-24 honey farm hasslers\|24]], [[Period-35 honey farm hasslers\|35]], 40, 43, 45, 50, 51, 55, 60, and 64-and-up{{refn\|group=note\|Periods 64 and up can be achieved by [[Snark64]] loops, and oscillators of periods 70, 80, 83, and 102 which don't rely on Snark64 are also known.}} for [[oscillator]]s,<ref name="post166820"/> and additional periods [[Period-34 glider gun\|34]], [[Period-38 glider gun\|38]], [[Period-39 glider gun\|39]], 46, [[Period-52 glider gun#Herschel-free mechanisms\|52]], [[Period-59 glider gun\|59]], [[Period-60 glider gun\|60]], [[Period-61 glider gun (2023)\|61]], 72, [[Period-74 glider gun#2022\|74]], and [[Period-143 glider gun\|143]] for [[gun]]s that can be [[capped]] to form oscillators.{{refn\|group=note\|Guns with chucklebaits can be constructed for all periods 61+ using the p61 [[Speed Tunnel#Derivatives\|glider splitter]].}}

	The name "chucklebait" was first suggested by user confocaloid, as the first part of its apgcode is "4aklb88". Despite the name, it is not a [[bait]] object, as it is never destroyed when used as a catalyst in its standard use.{{refn\|group=note\|In 2026, a large highway robber was constructed by Entity Valkyrie that uses a minimum population chucklebait as a bait object, merely to show that a chucklebait can, in fact, be used as a bait object under certain circumstances.<ref name="post226547"/> Again, this is not its main use.}}		The name "chucklebait" was first suggested by user confocaloid, as the first part of its apgcode is "4aklb88". Despite the name, it is not a [[bait]] object, as it is never destroyed when used as a catalyst in its standard use.{{refn\|group=note\|In 2026, a large highway robber was constructed by Entity Valkyrie that uses a minimum population chucklebait as a bait object, merely to show that a chucklebait can, in fact, be used as a bait object under certain circumstances.<ref name="post226547"/> Again, this is not its main use.}}

8than888

HotdogPi — Thu, 22 Oct 2026 17:15:24 GMT

redirecting to just-created category

New page

#REDIRECT [[Category:Patterns found by 8than888]]

Category:Patterns found by 8than888

HotdogPi — Thu, 22 Oct 2026 17:13:57 GMT

creating category; has two pages already

New page

Period-52 glider gun

WhiteHawk — Thu, 22 Oct 2026 15:49:17 GMT

Period-13 assisted form

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	Further reductions are shown on the p13-assisted page above, and were ~~undergoing reductions~~ as late as November 2021.		Further reductions are shown on the p13-assisted forms page above, and were subject to improvements as late as November 2021.

	==Herschel-free mechanisms==		==Herschel-free mechanisms==
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	On November 18, {{year\|2022}}, iNoMed completed a {{times\|45\|31}} period-52 gun using a [[honeyfarm]] [[hassling]] mechanism found by Nora Brown the previous day:		On November 18, {{year\|2022}}, iNoMed completed a {{times\|45\|31}} period-52 gun using a [[honeyfarm]] [[hassling]] mechanism found by Nora Brown the previous day, this form being the first true-period 52 gun lacking any adjustable components:

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	This gun, unlike every previous smallest iteration of the p52 design, has no periodic subparts aside from the main engine. To get the standard Bounding Box form, add an [[eater 1]] to cap the top stream.		This gun, unlike every previous smallest iteration of the p52 design, has no periodic subparts aside from the main engine. To get the standard Bounding Box form, add an [[eater 1]] to cap the top stream - positioned optimally this form has the same bounding box as the uncapped form.

	==See also==		==See also==

P52 gun

WhiteHawk — Thu, 22 Oct 2026 15:37:50 GMT

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	* the smaller {{times\|126\|97}} [[p13-assisted period-52 glider gun]]		* the smaller {{times\|126\|97}} [[p13-assisted period-52 glider gun]]
	* the even smaller (& formerly most optimal) {{times\|70\|69}} [[pseudo-period]] [https://conwaylife.com/patterns/p52pseudo.rle gun] based on the [[B-52 bomber]]		* the even smaller (& formerly most optimal) {{times\|70\|69}} [[pseudo-period]] [https://conwaylife.com/patterns/p52pseudo.rle gun] based on the [[B-52 bomber]]
	* the smallest ~~form~~ (and outright ~~most optimal~~) {{times\|33\|26}} [[Period-52 glider gun#Herschel-free mechanisms\|period-52 glider gun]] (under subheader "current form") - this is the [[two-glider octomino\|2-glider octomino]] [[two-glider octomino hasslers\|hassler]]		* the smallest (and current optimal outright) form {{times\|33\|26}} [[Period-52 glider gun#Herschel-free mechanisms\|period-52 glider gun]] (under subheader "current form") - this is the [[two-glider octomino\|2-glider octomino]] [[two-glider octomino hasslers\|hassler]]
	Note that the the current record-holder's sub-page - the [[Period-52 glider gun#Herschel-free mechanisms\|Herschel-free mechanisms]] section - also contains briefly-optimal guns with distinct mechanisms and bounding boxes of {{times\|76\|73}} (using the HC0 reaction) and {{times\|45\|31}} (a Honey Farm Hassler).		Note that the the current record-holder's sub-page - the [[Period-52 glider gun#Herschel-free mechanisms\|Herschel-free mechanisms]] section - also contains briefly-optimal guns with distinct mechanisms and bounding boxes of {{times\|76\|73}} (using the HC0 reaction) and {{times\|45\|31}} (a Honey Farm Hassler).
	{{DISPLAYTITLE: p52 gun (disambiguation)}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE: p52 gun (disambiguation)}}

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	* the smaller {{times\|126\|97}} [[p13-assisted period-52 glider gun]]		* the smaller {{times\|126\|97}} [[p13-assisted period-52 glider gun]]
	* the even smaller (& formerly most optimal) {{times\|70\|69}} [[pseudo-period]] [https://conwaylife.com/patterns/p52pseudo.rle gun] based on the [[B-52 bomber]]		* the even smaller (& formerly most optimal) {{times\|70\|69}} [[pseudo-period]] [https://conwaylife.com/patterns/p52pseudo.rle gun] based on the [[B-52 bomber]]
	* the smallest ~~form~~ (and outright ~~most optimal~~) {{times\|33\|26}} [[Period-52 glider gun#Herschel-free mechanisms\|period-52 glider gun]] (under subheader "current form") - this is the [[two-glider octomino\|2-glider octomino]] [[two-glider octomino hasslers\|hassler]]		* the smallest (and current optimal outright) form {{times\|33\|26}} [[Period-52 glider gun#Herschel-free mechanisms\|period-52 glider gun]] (under subheader "current form") - this is the [[two-glider octomino\|2-glider octomino]] [[two-glider octomino hasslers\|hassler]]
	Note that the the current record-holder's sub-page - the [[Period-52 glider gun#Herschel-free mechanisms\|Herschel-free mechanisms]] section - also contains briefly-optimal guns with distinct mechanisms and bounding boxes of {{times\|76\|73}} (using the HC0 reaction) and {{times\|45\|31}} (a Honey Farm Hassler).		Note that the the current record-holder's sub-page - the [[Period-52 glider gun#Herschel-free mechanisms\|Herschel-free mechanisms]] section - also contains briefly-optimal guns with distinct mechanisms and bounding boxes of {{times\|76\|73}} (using the HC0 reaction) and {{times\|45\|31}} (a Honey Farm Hassler).
	{{DISPLAYTITLE: p52 gun (disambiguation)}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE: p52 gun (disambiguation)}}

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	* <span style="background-color:#a8ffff; padding:0.2em 0.5em;">Abandoned</span> — branch has been abandoned either temporarily or permanently, depending on whether it is claimed		* <span style="background-color:#a8ffff; padding:0.2em 0.5em;">Abandoned</span> — branch has been abandoned either temporarily or permanently, depending on whether it is claimed. If you intend to permanently abandon a branch, please post your latest dump on the forums.
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