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[ENORMOUS_NAME]

yes

[Moosey]

nice rhombicuboctahedron

Its name is even longer: It's actually a pseudorhombicuboctahedron.

you mean an elongated square gyrobicupola (I forgot the name of it and just googled it and somehow it told me it's a rhombicuboctahedron :vsad: )

[MathAndCode]

you mean an elongated square gyrobicupola

That is an alternative name.

[ENORMOUS_NAME]

or just call it j37 it's like 500% easier to remember


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[Hunting]

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x = 9, y = 10, rule = LeapSymbiosis
7.2A$7.2A4$2.3A$.A3.A$B.A.A.B$.B.A.B$2.B.B!
#C [[ STOP 18 ]]

[MathAndCode]

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x = 9, y = 10, rule = LeapSymbiosis
7.2A$7.2A4$2.3A$.A3.A$B.A.A.B$.B.A.B$2.B.B!
#C [[ STOP 18 ]]

Here's a powerful p34 sparker.

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x = 11, y = 6, rule = LeapSymbiosis
2.2A3.2A$BA7.AB$B.A5.A.B$.B.A3.A.B$2.B.A.A.B$3.B.A.B!

Edit: Here's a powerful p83 sparker.

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x = 16, y = 8, rule = LeapSymbiosis
2.A10.A$BA.A8.A.AB$B.2A8.2A.B$.B.A8.A.B$2.B.A6.A.B$3.B.A4.A.B$4.B.4A.B$7.2B!

[Naszvadi]

Period 353 H-track from only one novel component:

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x = 135, y = 135, rule = LifeHistory
96.A$94.3A$93.A$7.2A84.2A$8.A82.4B$8.A.AB78.3B$9.2AB18.A3.2A33.C19.4B
$11.3B15.A.A2.A32.3C18.4B39.A$11.4B14.A.A4.A20.2C7.C20.4B38.3A$12.4B
14.A.5A19.B2CB4.B.2C18.4B38.A$13.4B15.A24.2B3.6B17.4B39.2A$14.4B13.A
2.B2A19.2B3.5B18.4B38.4B$15.4B11.A.3B2AB17.13B15.4B38.3B$16.4B10.2A.
5B16.15B6.C6.4B38.4B$17.4B13.3B14.A3.15B3.3C5.4B38.4B$18.4B11.8B8.3A
3.15B2.C7.4B38.4B$19.4B10.9B6.A7.14B2.2C5.4B38.4B$20.4B9.10B5.2A7.17B
4.4B38.4B$21.4B4.3B.17B8.14B5.4B.6B22.2A7.4B$22.4B3.21B9.31B18.2B2AB
5.4B$23.4B.23B6.16BA11B2A5B16.4B5.4B$24.28B2.B.17B3A8BABA6B2.A11.4B5.
4B$19.B5.14BD11B2.20BABA8B2A7B2.3A8.6B3.4B$18.2AB.16B2D35BA16B6.A4.9B
2.4B$18.2A17B2D7B3D30B2.10B6.2A.B.10B.4B$19.17B3D7BD7B2C20B5.8B8.19B$
19.18B2D7B3D5B2C18B7.8B10.16B$21.17B2D33B7.9B5.B4.15B$22.17BD10B2.22B
6.8B5.4B2.16B$23.20B.5B4.3B.6B2.9B7.8B2.26B9.2A$23.20B.4B4.BC14.5B8.
36B4.2A2.A2.A$23.20B2.5B2.C.C12.2BCB6.2A.37B4.A.A2.2A$24.19B5.2A3.2C
13.CBCB5.A.A36B6.B.2A$25.17B6.A19.CBCB6.AB.39B.2B2.A$24.18B7.3A17.CB
11.42B.A.2A$25.15B11.A31.39B2A.A2.A$23.2AB3.11B45.24BD12B2A.2A$22.A.A
B3.10B47.22B3D9B.2B$2A20.A5.12B44.5B.B.15B5D8B$.A19.2A5.12B42.A.2A7.
4B.8B2D3B2D7B$.A.AB22.13B40.3AB2A14.20B$2.2AB23.12B39.A4.B15.19B$4.3B
14.2B6.10B41.3A.2A16.16B$4.4B12.4B5.9B44.2A2.A19.11B$5.4B11.5B5.9B46.
2A17.13B$6.4B9.6B5.8B65.14B$7.4B8.9B.10B64.5B3D6B$8.4B6.21B64.5BDBD6B
$9.4B5.2B2A17B4.2A56.2AB.3BDBD6B2A$10.4B4.2BABA14B.B2A.A.A55.A.AB2.
11BA.A$11.4B3.3B2A13B2.B2ABA57.A6.8B4.A$12.4B2.18B4.B2.A55.2A6.5B.B5.
2A$13.4B.17B4.2A.2A59.CB.6B$14.4B.15B6.A.A59.C.C8B$15.9B3.2B2.2B7.A.A
59.2C.3B2C4B7.B$16.8B8.AB7.A63.3B2C3B6.4B$17.8B6.A.A72.8B4.6B.B$18.7B
6.2A72.10B2.8B2C$19.6B80.10B.7B.B2C$13.2C4.2B3A2B79.18B2.B$14.C4.2BA
4B79.18B$14.C.CB.B3A4B.2B75.19B$15.2CB.12B74.20B$17.14B.2B72.19B$17.
15B2CB71.20B$6.2C6.17BC2BC70.20B$7.C5.19B2C71.18B.B2C$7.C.CB.18B.B71.
B.18B.BC.C$8.2CB.18B71.2C19B5.C$10.20B70.C2BC17B6.2C$9.20B71.B2C15B$
10.19B72.2B.14B$10.20B74.12B.B2C$11.19B75.2B.4B3AB.BC.C$12.18B79.4BA
2B4.C$9.B2.18B79.2B3A2B4.2C$8.2CB.7B.10B80.6B$8.2C8B2.10B72.2A6.7B$9.
B.6B4.8B72.A.A6.8B$12.4B6.3B2C3B63.A7.BA8.8B$13.B7.4B2C3B.2C59.A.A7.
2B2.2B3.9B$22.8BC.C59.A.A6.15B.4B$23.6B.BC59.2A.2A4.17B.4B$14.2A5.B.
5B6.2A55.A2.B4.18B2.4B$15.A4.8B6.A57.AB2AB2.13B2A3B3.4B$15.A.A11B2.BA
.A55.A.A.2AB.14BABA2B4.4B$16.2A6BDBD3B.B2A56.2A4.17B2A2B5.4B$18.6BDBD
5B64.21B6.4B$18.6B3D5B64.10B.9B8.4B$18.14B65.8B5.6B9.4B$18.13B17.2A
46.9B5.5B11.4B$18.11B19.A2.2A44.9B5.4B12.4B$17.16B16.2A.3A41.10B6.2B
14.3B$16.19B15.B4.A39.12B23.B2A$15.20B14.2AB3A40.13B22.BA.A$15.7B2D3B
2D8B.4B7.2A.A42.12B5.2A19.A$15.8B5D15B.B.5B44.12B5.A20.2A$12.2B.9B3D
22B47.10B3.BA.A$8.2A.2A12BD24B45.11B3.B2A$6.A2.A.2A39B31.A11.15B$6.2A
.A.42B11.BC17.3A7.18B$9.A2.2B.39B.BA6.BCBC19.A6.17B$9.2A.B6.36BA.A5.B
CBC13.2C3.2A5.19B$7.2A2.A.A4.37B.2A6.BC2B12.C.C2.5B2.20B$6.A2.A2.2A4.
36B8.5B14.CB4.4B.20B$7.2A9.26B2.8B7.9B2.6B.3B4.5B.20B$20.16B2.4B5.8B
6.22B2.10BD17B$21.15B4.B5.9B7.33B2D17B$20.16B10.8B7.18B2C5B3D7B2D18B$
19.19B8.8B5.20B2C7BD7B3D17B$18.4B.10B.B.2A6.10B2.30B3D7B2D17B2A$17.4B
2.9B4.A6.16BA35B2D16B.B2A$16.4B3.6B8.3A2.7B2A8BABA20B2.11BD14B5.B$15.
4B5.4B11.A2.6BABA8B3A17B.B2.28B$14.4B5.4B16.5B2A11BA16B6.23B.4B$13.4B
5.B2A2B18.31B9.21B3.4B$12.4B7.2A22.6B.4B5.14B8.17B.3B4.4B$11.4B38.4B
4.17B7.2A5.10B9.4B$10.4B38.4B5.2C2.14B7.A6.9B10.4B$9.4B38.4B7.C2.15B
3.3A8.8B11.4B$8.4B38.4B5.3C3.15B3.A14.3B13.4B$7.4B38.4B6.C6.15B16.5B.
2A10.4B$7.3B38.4B15.13B17.B2A3B.A11.4B$5.4B38.4B18.5B3.2B19.2AB2.A13.
4B$5.2A39.4B17.6B3.2B24.A15.4B$6.A38.4B18.2C.B4.B2CB19.5A.A14.4B$3.3A
38.4B20.C7.2C20.A4.A.A14.4B$3.A39.4B18.3C32.A2.A.A15.3B$42.4B19.C33.
2A3.A18.B2A$42.3B78.BA.A$40.4B82.A$40.2A84.2A$41.A$38.3A$38.A!

[Hunting]

Pushing a random object with two pre-blocks at c/7:

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x = 6, y = 8, rule = B2n3/S23-q
b4o$6o$o4bo$b4o$2b2o2$o4bo$2o2b2o!
#C [[ STOP 7 ]]

[Hunting]

Is there an oscillator that makes the following spark?

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2obo!

I want to use it in this reaction.

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x = 11, y = 4, rule = B3/S23
8b2o$7bo2bo$2o4bo2bo$2o4b3o!
#C [[ PASTET 47 PASTE o$o2$o! 1 8 ]]

Just pointing out the output comes from a lepa:

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x = 11, y = 4, rule = B3/S23
8b2o$7bo2bo$2o4bo2bo$2o4b3o!
#C [[ PASTET 47 PASTE o$o2$o! 1 8 STOP 51 ]]

[MathAndCode]

Just pointing out the output comes from a lepa:

So does the output of Fx158.

[ENORMOUS_NAME]

how edgeshoot synth an H spark?

[MathAndCode]

how edgeshoot synth an H spark?

What is an H spark?

[ENORMOUS_NAME]

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x=0, y=0, rule=B3/S23
obo$3o$obo!

edgeshooted from the top

[MathAndCode]

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x=0, y=0, rule=B3/S23
obo$3o$obo!

edgeshooted from the top

Does this work? It converges at the grandchild of the H spark.

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x = 10, y = 5, rule = B3/S23
b2o$o2bo4bo$2bo3bo2bo$2bo3bo2bo$7bo!

[ENORMOUS_NAME]

no
the sparks interact with it too soon

[goldenratio]

I think this rule has quite a bit of potential.

It has a c/12d glider and c/4d tubstretcher:

Me: wait isn't this VesselLife?
*sees pattern*
oh wait no
The tubstretcher is known from one of yujh's recent rules though.
EDIT: no offense, but your rule can't really compare with VesselLife, which has three very common speeds and two more rare-but-not-too-rare speeds, not to mention the p92 and a lot of other speeds easily found with spaceship search patterns. Even Leaplife has more common speeds.

[HelicopterCat3]

Me: wait isn't this VesselLife?
*sees pattern*
oh wait no
The tubstretcher is known from one of yujh's recent rules though.

Yeah it's very simple, bound to have been known.

[Hunting]

I think this rule has quite a bit of potential.

It has a c/12d glider and c/4d tubstretcher:

Me: wait isn't this VesselLife?
*sees pattern*
oh wait no
The tubstretcher is known from one of yujh's recent rules though.
EDIT: no offense, but your rule can't really compare with VesselLife, which has three very common speeds and two more rare-but-not-too-rare speeds, not to mention the p92 and a lot of other speeds easily found with spaceship search patterns. Even Leaplife has more common speeds.

Who compared it to VesselLife? Sorry for being Freywa here, but CA, like all kinds of science, is academic and collabrative, and no one should own anything, let alone comparing (Comparison for notability is another matter).

[wwei23]

Sorry for being Freywa here, but CA, like all kinds of science, is academic and collabrative, and no one should own anything, let alone comparing (Comparison for notability is another matter).

I actually think I kind of agree, other than pattern discoverers, although me discovering something is different than me owning it.

In any case, LeapLife has caught my interest after I saw the c/12 in ikpx2_stdin, but there's not much I can do. JLS doesn't work on LeapLife, so I can't show up with a bunch of sparkers

[Hunting]

Sorry for being Freywa here, but CA, like all kinds of science, is academic and collabrative, and no one should own anything, let alone comparing (Comparison for notability is another matter).

I actually think I kind of agree, other than pattern discoverers, although me discovering something is different than me owning it.

In any case, LeapLife has caught my interest after I saw the c/12 in ikpx2_stdin, but there's not much I can do. JLS doesn't work on LeapLife, so I can't show up with a bunch of sparkers

The idea is like Wikipedia, we can credit you, but you don't own anything.

The c/12 in ikpx2_stdin? It was found by PlutoniumSearch anyway (Wasn't that what I always tried to advertise, because that's one of my contributions I feel proud of?) and I believe lemon41625 tried to look for a tagalong but failed.

Yes, JLS does not - but rlifesrc does, so me and AlephAlpha are still looking for fancy ways of abusing it.

[wwei23]

Yes, JLS does not - but rlifesrc does, so me and AlephAlpha are still looking for fancy ways of abusing it.

That being said, only JLS (and maybe WLS) has the features that I need to have a good chance at a successful sparker search-the solution combinations, unchecked and unset cells, and subperiods are features I use heavily when searching.

[Hunting]

Yes, JLS does not - but rlifesrc does, so me and AlephAlpha are still looking for fancy ways of abusing it.

That being said, only JLS (and maybe WLS) has the features that I need to have a good chance at a successful sparker search-the solution combinations, unchecked and unset cells, and subperiods are features I use heavily when searching.

Ah, can you tell me how to set up even slightly advanced sparker searches? All I did was set the first row to be always-dead except the spark.

[wwei23]

Ah, can you tell me how to set up even slightly advanced sparker searches? All I did was set the first row to be always-dead except the spark.

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=990#p8416

[Hunting]

One of the million variants of PB*12P in LeapSymbiosis:

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x = 3, y = 8, rule = LeapSymbiosis
2.B$2.A4$3A$3A$A.A!

A case where the bicolored domino cannot replace the robust-tub:

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x = 18, y = 9, rule = LeapSymbiosis
15.A$.B11.BA.AB$.A13.A4$3A11.3A$3A11.3A$A.A11.A.A!

[Moosey]

I think this rule has quite a bit of potential.

It has a c/12d glider and c/4d tubstretcher:

Me: wait isn't this VesselLife?
*sees pattern*
oh wait no
The tubstretcher is known from one of yujh's recent rules though.
EDIT: no offense, but your rule can't really compare with VesselLife, which has three very common speeds and two more rare-but-not-too-rare speeds, not to mention the p92 and a lot of other speeds easily found with spaceship search patterns. Even Leaplife has more common speeds.

Who compared it to VesselLife? Sorry for being Freywa here, but CA, like all kinds of science, is academic and collabrative, and no one should own anything, let alone comparing (Comparison for notability is another matter).

Is it just me or does it seem that [certain people, you know who you are] like to brag about how their rules are better than other rules