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__NOTOC__{{Fuse|p=18|name=Blinker fuse|pname=blinkerfuse|s=2c/3|life105=true|life106=true|plaintext=true|rle=true|animated=true|synthesisRLE=true}}A '''blinker fuse''' is any [[fuse]] that burns through a line of [[blinker]]s. Alternatively, it may refer to the 2c/3 period 18 fuse that burns [[clean]]ly through [[blinker]]s that are spaced four [[cell]]s apart, shown to the right. This particular fuse can be combined with [[blinker puffer 1]] to create various interesting patterns, such as [[moving sawtooth]], [[slow puffer 1]], and [[slow puffer 2]]. | __NOTOC__{{Fuse|p=18|name=Blinker fuse|pname=blinkerfuse|s=2c/3, c/2, 6c/13, c/10|life105=true|life106=true|plaintext=true|rle=true|animated=true|synthesisRLE=true}}A '''blinker fuse''' is any [[fuse]] that burns through a line of [[blinker]]s. Alternatively, it may refer to the 2c/3 period 18 fuse that burns [[clean]]ly through [[blinker]]s that are spaced four [[cell]]s apart, shown to the right. This particular fuse can be combined with [[blinker puffer 1]] to create various interesting patterns, such as [[moving sawtooth]], [[slow puffer 1]], and [[slow puffer 2]]. | ||
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|[[Image:Blinkerfuse6c13.png|framed|left|The 6c/13 blinker fuse<br />{{JavaRLE|blinkerfuse6c13}}]] | |[[Image:Blinkerfuse6c13.png|framed|left|The 6c/13 blinker fuse<br />{{JavaRLE|blinkerfuse6c13}}]] | ||
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==c/10 fuse== | |||
The c/10 blinker fuse burns cleanly through blinkers that are orthogonally offset by an even number of cells and has period 2x spacing. It consists of a single [[copperhead]] and can be used to create spaceships that grow very quickly. | |||
[[File:Blinkerfusecu.jpeg|250px|left|thumb|The copperhead blinker fuse]] | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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| Period | 18 | ||||||
| Speed | 2c/3, c/2, 6c/13, c/10 | ||||||
| Discovered by | Unknown | ||||||
| Year of discovery | Unknown | ||||||
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A blinker fuse is any fuse that burns through a line of blinkers. Alternatively, it may refer to the 2c/3 period 18 fuse that burns cleanly through blinkers that are spaced four cells apart, shown to the right. This particular fuse can be combined with blinker puffer 1 to create various interesting patterns, such as moving sawtooth, slow puffer 1, and slow puffer 2.
Note
House alone, attached to a blinker wick with spacing 4, is a predecessor to the fuse shown to the right.
Other 2c/3 blinker fuses
There are two other well-known 2c/3 blinker fuses that act on blinkers that are orthogonally offset by four cells, both of which are shown below. They both burn cleanly and have period 6.[1]
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c/2 fuse
The c/2 blinker fuse burns cleanly through blinkers that are orthogonally offset by an even number of cells and has period 2x spacing. HWSS burns clearly through output of both Blinker Puffers 1 and 2 and front part of Blinker ship 1.[2] It consists of a single heavyweight spaceship and is useful because it travels at the same speed as the known blinker puffers, allowing for the construction of arbitrary-length spaceships. Note that Coe ship's side spark can also be used in cleanup.
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6c/13 fuse
The 6c/13 blinker fuse burns cleanly through blinkers that are orthogonally offset by six cells and has period 26.[2] It is most well-known for the role that it plays in blinker ship 1, where the fact that it burns at a rate slower than c/2 is taken advantage of to create a growing spaceship.
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c/10 fuse
The c/10 blinker fuse burns cleanly through blinkers that are orthogonally offset by an even number of cells and has period 2x spacing. It consists of a single copperhead and can be used to create spaceships that grow very quickly.
See also
References
- ↑ Jason Summers' jslife pattern collection. Retrieved on May 27, 2009.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Alan Hensel's lifep.zip pattern collection.
External links
- A pattern in the Game of Life - Forum thread at xkcd.com