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[chenterodri]

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[Ian07]

You should really consider using Golly to simulate your patterns and copy them to the forums. It makes it way easier to share your patterns with others, and the forums even has a built-in simulator to view them. If you paste the RLE (run length encoding, the format Golly uses to store patterns) the RLE inside a code tag and post it you should see an option to "Show In Viewer."

Example:

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x = 10, y = 1, rule = B3/S23
10o!

[dvgrn]

Well, at least that's more or less Life 1.06 format, so Golly can understand the cell list if you add a #Life 1.06 header and change the commas into spaces.

The question is about this c/2 spaceship with a huge pi-heptomino-based period 40 spark:

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x = 138, y = 55, rule = B3/S23
48b3obo$48b3o2bo$52b3o39b2o5bo2bo$51b3o5b3o31b4o8bo$49b2obo6bo2bo30b2o
b2o3bo3bo$50b2o6bo4bo31b2o5b4o$58b3o3bo$29bo30b2o2b2o$29bo31bob2obo18b
o$29bo17bo10b2obob3obo4bo10bo2bo13b2o$3bob2o19bo30bo3b3obob2o2b3o9bo3b
o11b2ob2o$b3ob2o10b3o6bobo4b2o23bo3bo4b2ob2o2bo8bo3bo12bo2bo$o5bo19bo
6b2o9b3o7bo8bo4b2o3b2o8bo3bo12bo2bo$b4o16b2o15bo5b3o6b2o10bob3o14bobo
3b2o9b2o$20bo2bo12b2ob2o11bo14b3o15bo4b2o$b4o16b2o15bo5b3o6b2o10bob3o$
o5bo19bo6b2o9b3o7bo8bo4b2o3b2o26bo2bo$b3ob2o10b3o6bobo4b2o23bo3bo4b2ob
2o2bo7b2o21bo$3bob2o19bo30bo3b3obob2o2b3o7bobo17bo3bo$29bo17bo10b2obob
3obo4bo10bo18b4o$29bo31bob2obo$29bo30b2o2b2o$58b3o3bo22b2o$50b2o6bo4bo
22bobo$49b2obo6bo2bo25bo$51b3o5b3o$52b3o$48b3o2bo38b2o$48b3obo38bobo$
93bo3$97b2o$96bobo$98bo27b2o5bo2bo$125b4o8bo$125b2ob2o3bo3bo$102b2o23b
2o5b4o$101bobo$103bo$130bobo$128b2o3bo$107b2o10bo8b3obob2o$106bobo19b
3o4bo$108bo5b2o15bo3bo$113bo7bo10b3o$113bo3bobobo10bo$114b3o$133bo2bo$
137bo$133bo3bo$117b4o13b4o$116bo3bo$120bo$116bo2bo!
#C [[ TRACKLOOP 40 1/2 0 AUTOSTART THUMBNAIL THUMBSIZE 2 GPS 20 ]]

It looks very familiar to me -- so it's probably in jslife, but I haven't gone and looked.

[chenterodri]

Thanks ! What about the spark size? Can it go to the Ginness Records ?

Best regards.

[Hunting]

Thanks ! What about the spark size? Can it go to the Ginness Records ?

Best regards.

Hmmmm, I don't think it is the largest spaceship spark, however it is still quite large.