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A '''block pull''' is the following [[glider]]/[[block]] [[collision]], which moves a block (2,1) toward the glider source. Performing this reaction twice using a [[salvo]] of two gliders can move a block diagonally back by three cells, which can be of use for a [[sliding block memory]]. | A '''block pull''' is the following [[glider]]/[[block]] [[collision]], which moves a block (2,1) toward the glider source. Performing this reaction twice using a [[salvo]] of two gliders can move a block diagonally back by three cells, which can be of use for a [[sliding block memory]]. | ||
Using the same glider stream on the block repeatedly creates a common [[crystal]]. | |||
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Revision as of 04:09, 9 November 2023
A block pull is the following glider/block collision, which moves a block (2,1) toward the glider source. Performing this reaction twice using a salvo of two gliders can move a block diagonally back by three cells, which can be of use for a sliding block memory.
Using the same glider stream on the block repeatedly creates a common crystal.
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See also
External links
- Block pull at the Life Lexicon