'''Glider loop''' (or simply '''loop''') is a [[pattern]] in which two [[glider]]s are bounced back and forth between two ever-retreating [[7-engine Cordership]]s. This same glider-bouncing reaction can be seen in [[sawtooth 362]].<ref>[[Alan Hensel]]'s [http://www.ibiblio.org/lifepatterns/ lifep.zip pattern collection].</ref>
'''Glider loop''' (or simply '''loop''') is a [[pattern]] in which two [[glider]]s are bounced back and forth between two ever-retreating [[7-engine Cordership]]s. This same glider-bouncing reaction can be seen in [[sawtooth 362]].<ref>[[Alan Hensel]]'s [http://www.ibiblio.org/lifepatterns/ lifep.zip pattern collection].</ref>
As [[gmc_nxtman]] points out in January 2018, a [[2-engine Cordership]] can reflect a glider 180 degrees while preserving its mod-4 timing.<ref name="post54583" />
As [[gmc_nxtman]] pointed out in January 2018, a [[2-engine Cordership]] can reflect a glider 180 degrees while preserving its mod-4 timing,<ref name="post54583" /> giving an updated version of glider loop:
Glider loop (or simply loop) is a pattern in which two gliders are bounced back and forth between two ever-retreating 7-engine Corderships. This same glider-bouncing reaction can be seen in sawtooth 362.[1]
As gmc_nxtman pointed out in January 2018, a 2-engine Cordership can reflect a glider 180 degrees while preserving its mod-4 timing,[2] giving an updated version of glider loop: