What type of pattern is this?
- LLAMASKYWALKER
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What type of pattern is this?
I found a pattern that when shot at by a ak94 correctly, it extends.
B3/S23
2$12bo7bo7b2o$12b3o5b3o5b2o$15bo7bo$14b2o6b2o16b2o$35b2o2bo2bo$35bobo
2b2o$25b2o11b2o$10bo12b2o4bo9bo$10b3o10b4o2bo9bob2o$13bo16bo5b2obo2bo
$12bo15bobo5b2ob2o$12b2obo12bobo$15b2o$26bobo$7b2obo15bobo5b2o$5bo2bo
b2o6bo15bo$5b2obo9bo16b3o$8bo28bo$8b2o$6b2o2bobo$5bo2bo2b2o$6b2o16b2o
8bo$24bo10bo$18b2o5b3o5b3o$18b2o7bo21$58bo$56bobo$57b2o21$81bo$82bo$80b
3o7$80b2o$80b2o3$87b2o$87b2o2$100b2o$99bo2bo$100b2o2$96bo$95bobo$95bo
bo$96bo2$110b2o$109bo2bo$110b2o2$106bo$105bobo$105bobo$106bo3$119b2o$
118bo2bo$119b2o2$115bo$114bobo$114bobo$115bo!
B3/S23
2$12bo7bo7b2o$12b3o5b3o5b2o$15bo7bo$14b2o6b2o16b2o$35b2o2bo2bo$35bobo
2b2o$25b2o11b2o$10bo12b2o4bo9bo$10b3o10b4o2bo9bob2o$13bo16bo5b2obo2bo
$12bo15bobo5b2ob2o$12b2obo12bobo$15b2o$26bobo$7b2obo15bobo5b2o$5bo2bo
b2o6bo15bo$5b2obo9bo16b3o$8bo28bo$8b2o$6b2o2bobo$5bo2bo2b2o$6b2o16b2o
8bo$24bo10bo$18b2o5b3o5b3o$18b2o7bo21$58bo$56bobo$57b2o21$81bo$82bo$80b
3o7$80b2o$80b2o3$87b2o$87b2o2$100b2o$99bo2bo$100b2o2$96bo$95bobo$95bo
bo$96bo2$110b2o$109bo2bo$110b2o2$106bo$105bobo$105bobo$106bo3$119b2o$
118bo2bo$119b2o2$115bo$114bobo$114bobo$115bo!
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x = 5, y = 5, rule = B3/S12o3H
bo$2obo$3bo$b2obo$3bo!
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x = 15, y = 11, rule = 23/34/10
2$6.F.B$5.GICDA$4.H3I2D2A$4.I3.GF2A$7.FAD2A$8.2A!
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x = 8, y = 14, rule = B3-q4z5y/S234k5j
4b2o$4bo2bo$5b3o7$2o2b3o$2obo3bo$3bo3bo$3bo3bo$4b3o!
- LLAMASKYWALKER
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Re: What type of pattern is this?
I'm going to call it "bee gun" for now
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x = 5, y = 5, rule = B3/S12o3H
bo$2obo$3bo$b2obo$3bo!
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x = 15, y = 11, rule = 23/34/10
2$6.F.B$5.GICDA$4.H3I2D2A$4.I3.GF2A$7.FAD2A$8.2A!
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x = 8, y = 14, rule = B3-q4z5y/S234k5j
4b2o$4bo2bo$5b3o7$2o2b3o$2obo3bo$3bo3bo$3bo3bo$4b3o!
Re: What type of pattern is this?
The growing part is called a crystal. Welcome!
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Re: What type of pattern is this?
Welcome! That's known as a crystal, and you can use any glider gun with an even period of at least 82 to generate it:
P.S. if you place the RLE inside "code" tags, it'll automatically add a button to view it in a LifeViewer window.
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x = 158, y = 148, rule = B3/S23
41bo11b2o$40bobo10b2o$32bo3b2o2bobo$31bobo2bo2b2ob2o$17b2o12bobo3bobo$
18bo13bob4o2bob2o$18bobo13bo3bobob2o$19b2o12bo3bobo$32bo3bobo$23bo8b2o
3bo$5b2o16b2o24bo$5b2o14bo2b2o21bobo$20bo4bo18bo4bo$19bobo2b3o18b3o$
23b2ob2o17bo$24bo35b2o$23b3o33bo2bo$2o58b2obo$2o61bo$63b2o$20b2o26b2o
6b2o$19bo2b2o25bo6bobo$19b2ob2o22b3o7bo$20b3o10b2o11bo$33bo$34b3o$36bo
2$17bo44bo$18b2o41bobo$17b2o42bo2bo$63bo2$67b2o$47b2o17bo2bo$48bo17bob
o$48bobo16bo$38bo10b2o12b3o$36b3o24b2o$35bo$35b2o$20b2o48b2o$21bo48b2o
$21bob2o23b3ob3o$22bo2bo6b3o12b4obo2bo$23b2o6bo2bo11bobo$30bo3bo20bo$
30bo17b3o$30bo3bo14b2o2b2o$31bo2bo$32b3o$47bo3b2o$46bobo3bo$45bobo3bo$
41b2obobo3bo$41b2obo2b4obo5b2o$45bobo3bobo5bo$41b2ob2o2bo2bobo2b3o$42b
obo2b2o3bo3bo13bo$30b2o10bobo26bo$30b2o11bo25b3o54$116b2o$116b2o3$123b
2o$123b2o2$136b2o$135bo2bo$136b2o2$132bo$131bobo$131bobo$132bo2$146b2o
$145bo2bo$146b2o2$142bo$141bobo$141bobo$142bo3$155b2o$154bo2bo$155b2o
2$151bo$150bobo$150bobo$151bo!
- Hdjensofjfnen
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Re: What type of pattern is this?
As others have said, this pattern is an example of a crystal — a pattern that periodically expands when a periodic glider stream on the same lane is fired into it.
This is perhaps the simplest and most well-known example of a crystal, because it works at an infinite number of even periods. Many other crystals do not, making them "grow" only with specific periods of glider streams.
This is perhaps the simplest and most well-known example of a crystal, because it works at an infinite number of even periods. Many other crystals do not, making them "grow" only with specific periods of glider streams.
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x = 5, y = 9, rule = B3-jqr/S01c2-in3
3bo$4bo$o2bo$2o2$2o$o2bo$4bo$3bo!
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x = 7, y = 5, rule = B3/S2-i3-y4i
4b3o$6bo$o3b3o$2o$bo!
Re: What type of pattern is this?
I would like to find somewhere the lesser known examples of crystals, in B2/S23 life. So far, all what I've seen relied in the same reaction, in which a honeyfarm advances streamward 9.5 diags for every 11 gliders.Hdjensofjfnen wrote: ↑December 2nd, 2021, 1:23 pm... an example of a crystal — a pattern that periodically expands when a ( periodic ? ) glider stream on the same lane is fired into it.
This is perhaps the simplest and most well-known example of a crystal ...
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x = 80, y = 80, rule = LifeHistory
#C [[ VIEWONLY NOGUI WIDTH 256 HEIGHT 256 ]]
$2.2B$2.2DB$2.B2DB$3.B2DB$4.B2DB$5.B2DB$6.B2DB$7.B2DA$8.B2DA$9.3AB$
10.B2DB$11.B2DB$12.B2DB$13.B2DB$14.B2DB$15.B2DB$16.B2DB$17.B2DB$18.B
2DB$19.B2DB$20.B2DB$21.B2DB$22.B2DB$23.B2DB5.B$24.B2DB3.BA3B$25.B2DB
2.ABA4B$26.B2D2BABA4B$26.2B2D2BA6B$27.2B2D8B$26.B2AB2D4B2AB$25.BA2BAB
2D2BA2BAB$26.B2A3B2D2B2A2B$25.8B2D5B$25.7BAB2D6B.5B$25.6BABAB2D13B$
25.6BABA2B2D14B$25.7BA4B2D14B$26.12B2D14B$26.13B2D14B$27.13B2D3B2A9B$
27.14B2DBA2BA8B$28.14B2DB2A8B$29.5B.8B2D8B$30.4B.6BA2B2D9B$31.2B3.4BA
BA2B2D10B$36.4BABA3B2D9B$38.3BA5B2D9B$41.7B2D8B$44.5B2D4B2AB$44.6B2D
2BA2BAB$45.6B2D2B2A2B$44.8B2D5B$44.7BAB2D6B.5B$44.6BABAB2D13B$44.6BAB
A2B2D14B$44.7BA4B2D14B$45.12B2D14B$45.13B2D14B$46.13B2D3B2A9B$46.14B
2DBA2BA8B$47.14B2DB2A8B$48.5B.8B2D8B$49.4B.6BA2B2D7B$50.2B3.4BABA2B2D
6B$55.4BABA3B2D6B$57.3BA5B2D5B$60.7B2D6B$63.5B2D4B2AB$63.6B2D2BA2BAB$
64.6B2D2B2AB$66.5B2D3B$68.2BAB2DB$68.BABABDB$69.ABA$69.BAB$70.B!
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x = 13, y = 13, rule = LifeSuper
#C [[ NOGUI NOSOURCE HEIGHT 100 WIDTH 100 ]]
3A.3A.5A$A.A3.A$A.A.3A.A.A.A$A7.A3.A$A.5M.A.A.A$A9.A.A$A.5M.3A.A$A.M$
A.M.3M.D.D.D$2.M3.M3.D$3M.3M4D.D$M11.D$10M.2D!
- LLAMASKYWALKER
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Re: What type of pattern is this?
Just wondering... has this been found before?
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x = 5, y = 5, rule = B3/S12o3H
bo$2obo$3bo$b2obo$3bo!
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x = 15, y = 11, rule = 23/34/10
2$6.F.B$5.GICDA$4.H3I2D2A$4.I3.GF2A$7.FAD2A$8.2A!
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x = 8, y = 14, rule = B3-q4z5y/S234k5j
4b2o$4bo2bo$5b3o7$2o2b3o$2obo3bo$3bo3bo$3bo3bo$4b3o!
- LLAMASKYWALKER
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Re: What type of pattern is this?
nvm i found it on lifewiki
also i found it by shooting a soup
also i found it by shooting a soup
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x = 5, y = 5, rule = B3/S12o3H
bo$2obo$3bo$b2obo$3bo!
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x = 15, y = 11, rule = 23/34/10
2$6.F.B$5.GICDA$4.H3I2D2A$4.I3.GF2A$7.FAD2A$8.2A!
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x = 8, y = 14, rule = B3-q4z5y/S234k5j
4b2o$4bo2bo$5b3o7$2o2b3o$2obo3bo$3bo3bo$3bo3bo$4b3o!
Re: What type of pattern is this?
Yes, although I'm not sure who originally found it. Dean Hickerson already found a way to turn it into an oscillator in 1990. The crystal reaction essentially just consists of a block plus an arbitrary stream of gliders, so it definitely could have been found as early as the 1970s. Wasn't able to find it in Lifeline, however.
EDIT: P.S. you can edit your posts by clicking the pencil icon in the top right of the post. To avoid cluttering the forum, this is generally preferable to double-posting if the edits are in quick succession.
- Hdjensofjfnen
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Re: What type of pattern is this?
Sure! You can try to look for crystals by taking a glider stream of a given period and firing it into some debris. Here is a crystal that depends on a glider stream of period 14 and works at no other period:
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x = 94, y = 98, rule = B3/S23
91b2o$91b2o3$92bo$92b2o$91bobo2$88b2o$89b2o$88bo$85bo$85b2o$84bobo2$
81b2o$82b2o$81bo$78bo$78b2o$77bobo2$74b2o$75b2o$74bo$71bo$71b2o$70bobo
2$67b2o$68b2o$67bo$64bo$64b2o$63bobo2$60b2o$61b2o$60bo$57bo$57b2o$56bo
bo2$53b2o$54b2o$53bo$50bo$50b2o$49bobo2$46b2o$47b2o$46bo$43bo$43b2o$
42bobo2$39b2o$40b2o$39bo$36bo$36b2o$35bobo2$32b2o$33b2o$32bo$29bo$29b
2o$28bobo2$25b2o$26b2o$25bo$22bo$22b2o$21bobo2$18b2o$19b2o$18bo$15bo$
15b2o$14bobo2$11b2o$12b2o$11bo$8bo$8b2o$7bobo2$4b2o$5b2o$4bo$bo$b2o$ob
o!
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x = 5, y = 9, rule = B3-jqr/S01c2-in3
3bo$4bo$o2bo$2o2$2o$o2bo$4bo$3bo!
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x = 7, y = 5, rule = B3/S2-i3-y4i
4b3o$6bo$o3b3o$2o$bo!