Soup-based syntheses

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Macbi » May 1st, 2019, 5:56 am

Another 18xs:

xs18_ca9m4koz311 in 9G

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x = 370, y = 116, rule = B3/S23
obo$b2o$bo28$184bo$182b2o$183b2o3$141bo$139bobo$140b2o187bo$328bo$328b
3o6$178b2o126b2o$178b2o126b2o9$295b2o$37bobo255b2o$38b2o$38bo$291bo$
41b2o247bobo$40b2o248bobo$42bo248bo$168b2o126b2o$167bo2bo124bo2bo$167b
o2bo124bo2bo$168b2o126b2o15$137bo$137b2o$136bobo$286b2o$285bobo$287bo
27$368b2o$367b2o$369bo!
How exactly would I upload this to Shinjuku/Catgolue?

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Freywa » May 1st, 2019, 6:29 am

Macbi wrote:How exactly would I upload this to Shinjuku/Catgolue?
You can submit a merge request on the git repository with the encoded component lines. For still lifes up to 18 bits, I would appreciate it if you placed your new syntheses so as to maintain the lexicographic order of the final still lifes.
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x = 31, y = 5, rule = B2-a/S12
3bo23bo$2obo4bo13bo4bob2o$3bo4bo13bo4bo$2bo4bobo11bobo4bo$2bo25bo!

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by calcyman » May 1st, 2019, 6:48 am

Macbi wrote:How exactly would I upload this to Shinjuku/Catgolue?
That's a good question. Currently there isn't a method for uploading syntheses, but I think something like this could work:
  • User posts an RLE of well-separated syntheses via a text box on Catagolue (the same way comments are made).
  • Catagolue checks that the RLE is well-formed (the only non-blank lines are comments, followed by the RLE header, followed by RLE data lines), that the only characters present in the data lines are [0-9ob$!], that there are no substrings of 5 or more consecutive digits, and that the population does not exceed 100000. (These are basically to prevent 'RLE bombs' such as "9999999999999o!" from breaking the process downstream.)
  • If these basic checks pass, the RLE is uploaded into an 'RLE queue'. Otherwise, the user is informed of the syntax error.
This is maximally user-friendly (compared with requiring syntheses be submitted as Shinjuku lines), because it doesn't require the user to have any software other than an RLE editor such as Golly.

Then, when the Catagolue update process runs (as it does automatically every morning), it does the following in order:
  • Downloads a file called 'contrib.sjk' (initially an empty file) from Catagolue;
  • Downloads the oldest n RLEs from Catagolue's RLE queue;
  • Parses these RLEs into Shinjuku format, discarding any invalid lines;
  • Appends these lines to contrib.sjk;
  • Removes any duplicate lines from contrib.sjk, along with any lines that already occur in Shinjuku's git repository;
  • Uploads contrib.sjk to Catagolue, overwriting the existing one;
  • Deletes the oldest n RLEs from Catagolue's RLE queue.
This is foolproof from a transactional perspective: the only way RLEs can be deleted is when all of the other steps succeed, and the only way contrib.sjk can lose lines is when they're present in the Shinjuku git repository. The file contrib.sjk will be publicly-readable, so it's possible for Freywa (or anyone else with repository access) to occasionally download it and incorporate it into the repository; the next time the update process runs, the deduplication will ensure that the lines added to the repository will be removed from contrib.sjk, so it won't expand limitlessly.
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Macbi » May 1st, 2019, 6:51 am

Freywa wrote:
Macbi wrote:How exactly would I upload this to Shinjuku/Catgolue?
You can submit a merge request on the git repository with the encoded component lines. For still lifes up to 18 bits, I would appreciate it if you placed your new syntheses so as to maintain the lexicographic order of the final still lifes.
I'm afraid I need a bit more help than that. I'm okay with using git, but which files should I edit and how?

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Freywa » May 1st, 2019, 7:13 am

Macbi wrote:
Freywa wrote:
Macbi wrote:How exactly would I upload this to Shinjuku/Catgolue?
You can submit a merge request on the git repository with the encoded component lines. For still lifes up to 18 bits, I would appreciate it if you placed your new syntheses so as to maintain the lexicographic order of the final still lifes.
I'm afraid I need a bit more help than that. I'm okay with using git, but which files should I edit and how?
I've included contribution guidelines in the repository to explain which files to edit and how.
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x = 31, y = 5, rule = B2-a/S12
3bo23bo$2obo4bo13bo4bob2o$3bo4bo13bo4bo$2bo4bobo11bobo4bo$2bo25bo!

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Macbi » May 1st, 2019, 7:50 am

Freywa wrote:I've included contribution guidelines in the repository to explain which files to edit and how.
Thanks! That all makes sense. I see you already added my synthesis anyway.
calcyman wrote:
Macbi wrote:How exactly would I upload this to Shinjuku/Catgolue?
That's a good question. Currently there isn't a method for uploading syntheses, but I think something like this could work:
That does sound much more convenient.

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Macbi » May 2nd, 2019, 11:25 am

calcyman wrote:Then, when the Catagolue update process runs (as it does automatically every morning), it does the following in order:
What's the advantage of only adding new syntheses periodically rather than whenever someone submits one? It seems to me like it would require the same amount of computational work either way.

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by calcyman » May 2nd, 2019, 1:51 pm

Macbi wrote:
calcyman wrote:Then, when the Catagolue update process runs (as it does automatically every morning), it does the following in order:
What's the advantage of only adding new syntheses periodically rather than whenever someone submits one? It seems to me like it would require the same amount of computational work either way.
It's a technology issue: Catagolue runs on Java in GAE's 'standard' environment, which essentially means it's limited to pure Java. By comparison, the Catagolue update process runs in a Docker container, which gives it the ability to run arbitrary code (including Python and lifelib). Moreover, the Catagolue update process is free of charge, whereas GAE is expensive.
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Freywa » May 12th, 2019, 7:25 am

As the first major result of Shinjuku, here's a zip file containing syntheses of all strict periodic objects that Shinjuku knows are constructible in 8 gliders or less, computed with four-g.py. There is one RLE for each number of gliders, and the comments in each RLE list the corresponding apgcodes.

Have fun analysing it!
synthable-in-8.zip
Syntheses for all objects known to be constructible in 8 gliders or less
(311.57 KiB) Downloaded 345 times
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x = 31, y = 5, rule = B2-a/S12
3bo23bo$2obo4bo13bo4bob2o$3bo4bo13bo4bo$2bo4bobo11bobo4bo$2bo25bo!

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by wildmyron » May 21st, 2019, 4:46 am

xs19_0cc0si52z2553 in 8G (down from 14G)

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x = 77, y = 82, rule = B3/S23
71bo$70bo$49bo20b3o$48bo$48b3o3$49b3o$49bo$50bo9$42b3o$44bo$43bo9$43b
2o$43b2o21$74b2o$74bobo$74bo26$3o$2bo$bo!
From "soup" via this 4G collision

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x = 30, y = 27, rule = B3/S23
o$b2o$2o6$29bo$27b2o$28b2o14$16b2o3bo$15bobo2b2o$17bo2bobo!
This is from a run of my 4G collision search with gliders coming from 4 directions. I will post a diff of the textcensus some time after it finishes so that if anyone is interested they can focus on the new results.

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xs15_0c8a52z6513 in 6G (down from 7G)

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x = 79, y = 37, rule = B3/S23
69bo$36bo33b2o$17bo16b2o33b2o$18b2o15b2o$17b2o2$72b3o6$77b2o$75bo2bo$
75b3o2$75b3o$74bo2bo$73bobo$74bo$20b2o$21b2o$20bo$25b2o$25bobo$25bo9$
2o$b2o$o!
Edit 2: Fixed code tags - Thank you.
Last edited by wildmyron on May 21st, 2019, 7:12 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Gamedziner » May 21st, 2019, 6:57 am

wildmyron wrote:Edit:
xs15_0c8a52z6513 in 6G (down from 7G)
[/code]x = 79, y = 37, rule = B3/S23
69bo$36bo33b2o$17bo16b2o33b2o$18b2o15b2o$17b2o2$72b3o6$77b2o$75bo2bo$
75b3o2$75b3o$74bo2bo$73bobo$74bo$20b2o$21b2o$20bo$25b2o$25bobo$25bo9$
2o$b2o$o![/code]
Your code tag is wrong in the edit.

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x = 81, y = 96, rule = LifeHistory
58.2A$58.2A3$59.2A17.2A$59.2A17.2A3$79.2A$79.2A2$57.A$56.A$56.3A4$27.
A$27.A.A$27.2A21$3.2A$3.2A2.2A$7.2A18$7.2A$7.2A2.2A$11.2A11$2A$2A2.2A
$4.2A18$4.2A$4.2A2.2A$8.2A!

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by wildmyron » May 24th, 2019, 5:55 am

Here's a not too messy 4G collision which produces xs23_g8e1t6zo5ldz01

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x = 23, y = 24, rule = B3/S23
o$b2o$2o12$20bobo$20b2o$21bo3$9b2o$8bobo$10bo2b2o$13bobo$13bo!
7G synthesis based on that:

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x = 91, y = 43, rule = B3/S23
37bo$36bo$36b3o11$o$b2o$2o10$70bo$71bo$20bobo46b3o$20b2o$21bo$73b3o2$
9b2o$8bobo73bo3b2o$10bo2b2o68bobobo2bo$13bobo65b3obobobo$13bo66bo4bob
2o$80bob3o$67bo13b2o$68bo$66b3o3bo$71bobo$72bo!
This is a list of objects which are now in the stdin_WM_4G census which weren't there prior to the 4G search I ran earlier this week. Only objects which do not have a synthesis of 5 or less gliders are included. (None of the objects with a current cost of 5G are cleanly produced by a 4G reaction, so they're not included here)

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xs11_0cp3z65
xs11_0drz65
xs11_69jzx123
xs12_0g8ka52z23
xs12_5b8ozx123
xs13_32qj96
xs13_3pczw1156
xs14_08u156z65
xs14_0gbaa4z343
xs14_0gbaicz321
xs14_0gbqicz23
xs14_0mk453z321
xs14_256o8a53
xs14_2ege12ko
xs14_321fgka4
xs14_3hu0ui
xs14_4aaraa4
xs14_8ehjzw1252
xs14_c88e13z33
xs14_g88m552z121
xs14_g8ka52z1ac
xs14_o8brzx123
xs15_0c8a52z2553
xs15_0c8a52z6513
xs15_0g0si53z343
xs15_25ac0fho
xs15_4a970si6
xs15_c88b52z352
xs15_xoka52z653
xs16_039m4koz311
xs16_09v0ca4z321
xs16_0c8a52z6953
xs16_25is0si52
xs16_35a8ob96
xs16_4a9la4ozx121
xs16_69aczx3596
xs16_c9b871z33
xs16_cilmzx696
xs16_mmge1e8z1
xs16_o4id1egoz01
xs16_wggca53z6521
xs16_wggraicz252
xs17_03lk453z2521
xs17_09v0cicz321
xs17_09v0ckoz321
xs17_25is079ic
xs17_39u08kcz321
xs17_g88e13zc953
xs17_gwci96z11dd
xs17_oggs2552z66
xs18_0c88b96z6513
xs18_2egu1tic
xs18_354m453zw343
xs18_69b88a6zw652
xs18_69baa4ozx311
xs18_69baa4z2552
xs18_g88bbgz0dd11
xs18_m2s0si96z11
xs19_0cc0si52z2553
xs19_39u0u93zw121
xs19_69acz69d113
xs19_gbb8brz123
xs20_08e1ticz6513
xs20_4a9n8brzx121
xs20_69acz69d1e8
xs20_6a88b96z2553
xs20_gbbo79cz1221
xs22_69b8b96z2553
xs22_g88bbob96z123
xs23_g8e1t6zo5ldz01
xs24_39u0u93z3210123
The 4G collision for xs24_39u0u93z3210123 inspired the 6G synthesis which is currently available on Catagolue.
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by BlinkerSpawn » May 24th, 2019, 6:48 pm

wildmyron wrote:7G synthesis based on that:

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x = 91, y = 43, rule = B3/S23
37bo$36bo$36b3o11$o$b2o$2o10$70bo$71bo$20bobo46b3o$20b2o$21bo$73b3o2$
9b2o$8bobo73bo3b2o$10bo2b2o68bobobo2bo$13bobo65b3obobobo$13bo66bo4bob
2o$80bob3o$67bo13b2o$68bo$66b3o3bo$71bobo$72bo!
Easy reduction to 6G:

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x = 60, y = 37, rule = B3/S23
58bo$57bo$57b3o11$21bo$22b2o$21b2o5$2bo$obo$b2o5$41bobo$41b2o$42bo3$
30b2o$29bobo$31bo2b2o$34bobo$34bo!
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by BlinkerSpawn » May 27th, 2019, 9:46 pm

The most expensive 17-bit SL at time of writing, reduced:

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x = 25, y = 28, rule = B3/S23
22bo$22bobo$22b2o$16bo$14bobo$15b2o3$15bo3b3o$14bobo2bo$11bo2b2o4bo$9b
3o$obo5bo$b2o4bobo3b2o$bo5b2o4bo$11bobo$10bobo$9bobo$8bobo$3b2o3b2o$2b
obo$4bo2$12b2o$11b2o$3b3o7bo$5bo$4bo!
EDIT: And since I thought the top right (most likely suboptimal) could be done before the rest, now there'll be another funky overpriced constellation in the synthesizables list, whoops :oops:
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by testitemqlstudop » June 2nd, 2019, 12:18 am

Stupidly bad synthesis of xs19_3pq3ob96, based on a SS soup:

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x = 678, y = 65, rule = B3/S23
637bo$638bo$636b3o19$534bo56bo$533bobo54bobo$225b3o190bo57bo57bobo54bo
bo$232b2o183bobo55bobo57bobo54bobo$231bobo184bobo55bobo57bo56bo$231b2o
137bo48bobo55bobo$29b2o151bo55b3o128bobo48bo57bo172bobo$28bo2bo150bo5b
o181bobo170bo56bo51b2o$5bo23b2o109bo41bo5bo82bo48bo50bobo168bobo54bobo
50bo$4bo135bo5bo41bo82bo47bobo50bo54bo57bo56bobo54bobo$4b3o62bo70bo5bo
48bo75bo5b2o41bobo103bobo55bobo56bo56bo71bobo$bo67bo37bo38bo48bo80bobo
42bobo102bobo55bobo169bo15b2o$2bo66bo37bo45bo41bo80b2o6bo37bo56bo47bo
57bo52b2o13bo41b2o58bobo15bo$3o104bo5bo39bo130bo93bobo156bo2bo12bo40bo
2bo11b3o44bobo$65b3o3b3o39bo39bo72b2o56bo93bobo41b2o13bo42b2o13bo36bo
5b2o13bo35bo5b2o60bobo$103b3o7bo112b2o151bo41bo2bo12bo41bo2bo12bo35bob
o22b2o30bobo16bo5b2o43bo$69bo151b2o193bo5b2o13bo36bo5b2o13bo36bo16b3o
4b2o31bo17bo5b2o$38b3o28bo37bo113b2o151b2o7b2o30bobo55bobo131bo$38bo
30bo37bo122bo142bo2bo5bo2bo30bo16b3o3b3o32bo16b3o3b3o165bo$39bo41b2o
24bo37b2o35b2o45bobo136bo5b2o7b2o279bobo$80b2o63b2o35b2o45bobo135bobo
67bo226bobo$82bo94b2o51bo94b2o41bo10bo57bo171b2o54bo$177b2o139bo6b2o
51bobo56bo113b3o55b2o$186bo38b2o7b2o30b2o20b2o27bobo58bobo$145b2o38bob
o36bo2bo5bo2bo29b2o20bobo27bo60bo113b3o7b2o$108b3o34b2o38bobo37b2o7b2o
36b3o13bo214bobo30bo56bo76b2obob2o$108bo77bo82bo65b2o166bo31bobo54bobo
75bob2obobo$109bo93b2o25bo37bobo63b2o84bo57bo57b2o55b2o82bo$181b2o7b2o
11bobo23bobo36b2o7b2o57bo82bobo55bobo191b2ob3o$180bo2bo5bo2bo10bo25bob
o44bo2bo140b2o56b2o77b3o111b2obo$181b2o7b2o38bo46b2o93bo71bo112bo52bo$
148b2o221bobo17b3o49b2o113bo50b2o$147b2o37bo185b2o17bo51bobo163bobo55b
o$149bo35bobo134bo69bo274bo$185bobo59b2o72bobo343bo$186bo59b2o74b2o$
248bo$668b2o$668b2o3$659b3o$661bo$660bo!
I'm not good at syntheses

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by dvgrn » June 2nd, 2019, 7:04 am

testitemqlstudop wrote:Stupidly bad synthesis of xs19_3pq3ob96, based on a SS soup:
...
I'm not good at syntheses
With this kind of practice you'd probably get better fast.

It does look like it would be cheaper to just build the part of that penultimate constellation that actually gets used in the last reaction -- using Golly's Patterns/Life/Syntheses/two-glider-collisions.rle, and maybe Goldtiger997's build-constellations script if you get ambitious -- rather than building that long barge and unused beehive that just have to get shot down again anyway.

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by testitemqlstudop » June 2nd, 2019, 9:09 am

In reality it just boils down to this octaplet + 1/2 TL + 2 blocks + cleanup:

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x = 14, y = 10, rule = B3/S23
8b3o2$6bo5b2o$6bo5b2o$6bo$3o$3bo$3o$bo6b2o$8b2o!
EDIT: I know I have seen the build-constellation script before, but can you link me to it?

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by wildmyron » June 2nd, 2019, 9:21 am

testitemqlstudop wrote:EDIT: I know I have seen the build-constellation script before, but can you link me to it?
See the three-glider-collisions folder at https://github.com/dvgrn/b3s23life

In this case you may need to try partial constellations to find a section which can be built with 3G.
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by BlinkerSpawn » June 2nd, 2019, 10:00 am

Replacing the upper block with a glider gives 10G, uploaded to Catagolue:

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x = 70, y = 23, rule = B3/S23
31bo$4bo24b2o$2bobo25b2o$3b2o13bo$16b2o$17b2o$10bo51b2obob2o$8bobo51bo
b2obobo$9b2o58bo$63b2ob3o$obo60b2obo$b2o$bo5bobo$7b2o11bo$8bo10bo38b3o
$19b3o$4bo$4b2o50bo$3bobo50b2o2b2o$55bobo2b2o$16b3o$16bo$17bo!
Hopefully it works this time
The results for the half-TL-plus-block didn't look like they could be fit behind the glider for the octoplet, but I might be wrong and 9G may be possible.
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by wildmyron » June 3rd, 2019, 5:09 am

This would be a synthesis of xs18_035s2koz6413, except for a domino spark which interferes at gen 85. Can anyone fix it up?

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x = 52, y = 44, rule = LifeHistory
A$.2A$2A47.A.A$49.2A$5.A44.A$3.A.A$4.2A16$11.A.A$12.2A$12.A3$12.A12.
2D$13.A$11.3A$4.A.A$5.2A16.A$5.A7.A8.2A$.A11.A.A6.A.A$2.2A9.2A$.2A6$
4.2A$5.2A$4.A!
That came from the third soup on Catagolue. The second one evolves into this ash, which captures its glider and eventually produces the SL.

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x = 173, y = 149, rule = B3/S23
134bo$134bo$134bo7$88b2o$88b2o57b2o$96b2o49bobo$96b2o30b2o18b2o$127bo
2bo$128b2o2$121b2o22b2o$109b3o9b2o22b2o2$148b2o$147bo2bo$148b2o$87b2o$
87b2o3$153bo$104bo47bobo$103bobo40b2o3bo2bo$104b2o20b2o18b2o4b2o$125bo
2bo$125bobo$126bo3$116bo$116bo$116bo3bo$119bobo37bo$118bo2bo36bobo$
101bo17b2o37b2o$100bobo67b2o$100bobo36bo30bobo$101bo24b2o11bo31b2o$
126b2o11bo2$102bo32b3o3b3o$101bobo$101bobo35bo$102bo36bo$139bo4$110bo$
18b2o89bobo$18b2o89bobo3bo$110bo3bobo$6bo107b2o$5bobo$5bobo101bo$6bo
17b2o83bo$19b2o3b2o17bo65bo$18bo2bo20bobo$18bobo21bobo55bo4b3o40b2o8b
2o$19bo12b2o9bo55bobo46b2o8b2o$32b2o65bobo$100bo2$153bo$153bo$70bo13b
2o67bo$69bobo11bo2bo$70b2o11bo2bo71b2o$84b2o72b2o$126bo$125bobo$15b2o
107bo2bo30bo$14bo2bo107b2o31bo$14bobo72bo68bo$15bo72bobo11b3o$29b2o57b
obo$29b2o58bo49b2o$111b2o26b2o$111b2o5$2bo56b2o$bobo55b2o$o2bo60b2o2b
2o$b2o53b2o6b2o2b2o$8b2o46b2o$7bo$10bo$8b2o3$16b2o86bo$16b2o86bo$104bo
$55b2o$54bo2bo$21b2o32b2o56b3o$21b2o5$72bo$71bo$71b3o3$106b2o$105bo2bo
$106bobo$107bo$40b2o$39bo2bo$40b2o9b2o$28b2o20bo2bo$28bobo20b2o$29b2o$
47b2o$46bo2bo$46bobo$47bo7$50b2o$50b2o4$25bo$25bo$25bo10bo$36bo$27b3o
6bo3$30b2o$30b2o!
I didn't check the remainder of the soups.
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Extrementhusiast » June 3rd, 2019, 3:55 pm

wildmyron wrote:This would be a synthesis of xs18_035s2koz6413, except for a domino spark which interferes at gen 85. Can anyone fix it up?

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x = 52, y = 44, rule = LifeHistory
A$.2A$2A47.A.A$49.2A$5.A44.A$3.A.A$4.2A16$11.A.A$12.2A$12.A3$12.A12.
2D$13.A$11.3A$4.A.A$5.2A16.A$5.A7.A8.2A$.A11.A.A6.A.A$2.2A9.2A$.2A6$
4.2A$5.2A$4.A!
Fixed:

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x = 64, y = 55, rule = LifeNonHistory
62.C$61.C$61.3C7$44.A$43.A$43.3A3$4.A$2.A.A$3.2A17$10.A.A$11.2A$11.A
3$11.A$12.A$10.3A$3.A.A$4.2A16.A$4.A7.A8.2A$A11.A.A6.A.A$.2A9.2A$2A6$
3.2A$4.2A$3.A!
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by wildmyron » June 3rd, 2019, 10:12 pm

Extrementhusiast wrote:Fixed:

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x = 64, y = 55, rule = LifeNonHistory
62.C$61.C$61.3C7$44.A$43.A$43.3A3$4.A$2.A.A$3.2A17$10.A.A$11.2A$11.A
3$11.A$12.A$10.3A$3.A.A$4.2A16.A$4.A7.A8.2A$A11.A.A6.A.A$.2A9.2A$2A6$
3.2A$4.2A$3.A!
Indicated glider is just cleanup, and can be separated.
Thank you. I didn't think to look at 2G options besides the 3 TL collisions.
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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by fluffykitty » June 3rd, 2019, 11:27 pm

Why is the rule for that pattern "LifeNonHistory"?

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Freywa » June 4th, 2019, 12:04 am

fluffykitty wrote:Why is the rule for that pattern "LifeNonHistory"?
Here, have it in a standard format:

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x = 120, y = 46, rule = B3/S23
44bo$43bo$43b3o3$4bo$2bobo$3b2o13$111bo$110bobo$109bo2bo4bo$110b2o5bob
o$10bobo104b2o$11b2o$11bo102bo$114bo$114bo$11bo$12bo93b2o$10b3o93bo2bo
$3bobo102b2o$4b2o16bo86bob2o$4bo7bo8b2o86bo2bo$o11bobo6bobo84b2obo$b2o
9b2o93bo2bo$2o105b2o6$3b2o$4b2o$3bo!
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x = 31, y = 5, rule = B2-a/S12
3bo23bo$2obo4bo13bo4bob2o$3bo4bo13bo4bo$2bo4bobo11bobo4bo$2bo25bo!

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Re: Soup-based syntheses

Post by Extrementhusiast » June 4th, 2019, 12:34 am

fluffykitty wrote:Why is the rule for that pattern "LifeNonHistory"?
It's a rule that I created for the sole purpose of clearing the history. I just forgot to change it back to LifeHistory.
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