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In [[reverse caber tosser]] technology, the '''Decoder and Better Construction Arm''' ('''DBCA''') is, somewhat informally, an optional stage of the | In [[reverse caber tosser]] technology, the '''Decoder and Better Construction Arm''' ('''DBCA''') is, somewhat informally, an optional stage of the [[reverse caber-tosser]] that allows building much more complex [[object]]s with the same number of [[bit]]s encoded in the RCT distance. | ||
On May 7, 2022, [[Adam P. Goucher]] built an example DBCA that fit in a 995×876 bounding box.<ref name="post145213" /> | On May 7, 2022, [[Adam P. Goucher]] built an example DBCA that fit in a 995×876 bounding box.<ref name="post145213" /> | ||
Revision as of 22:09, 13 June 2022
In reverse caber tosser technology, the Decoder and Better Construction Arm (DBCA) is, somewhat informally, an optional stage of the reverse caber-tosser that allows building much more complex objects with the same number of bits encoded in the RCT distance.
On May 7, 2022, Adam P. Goucher built an example DBCA that fit in a 995×876 bounding box.[1]
References
- ↑ Adam P. Goucher (May 7, 2022). Re: Chapman-Greene construction arm (discussion thread) at the ConwayLife.com forums
See also
External links
- Dave Greene, Current RCT Technology, Part 1 (Build Anything Constructible, Now With Just 16 Gliders), April 24 2022
- Dave Greene, Current RCT Technology, Part 2: the DBCA (Decoder and Better Construction Arm), May 29 2022