Blinker (xp2_7)
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Pattern RLE
Glider synthesis
#C [[ GRID MAXGRIDSIZE 14 THEME Catagolue ]]
#CSYNTH xp2_7 costs 2 gliders (true).
#CLL state-numbering golly
x = 8, y = 5, rule = B3/S23
2bo$obo$b2o3bo$5bo$5b3o!
Sample occurrences
There are 29 sample soups in the Catagolue:
Unofficial symmetries
| Symmetry | Soups | Sample soup links |
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| b3s23osc_stdin | 9 | • • • • • • • • • |
| ikpx2_stdin_test | 16 | • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • |
| oscillators_stdin | 1 | • |
| oscstdin | 1 | • |
| patterns_stdin | 1 | • |
| test_stdin | 1 | • |
Comments (14)
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On 2022-03-20 at 17:54:42 UTC, yujhtheyujh wrote:
ĥref
On 2021-06-21 at 21:33:18 UTC, lucasdelapaz26@wrsdk12.net wrote:
I hate how the Registration for forums won't let you use the same account twice
On 2021-04-28 at 06:44:02 UTC, Ignacy.Jackl wrote:
It's C1 but run on graphics card, it's superfast, but only considers 'interesting' soups with uncommon oscillators/spaceships/metuselahs, so the census is biased and it's separate from C1 because of this.
On 2019-03-26 at 08:17:31 UTC, Someone wrote:
What does G1 symmetry?
Is it an alternative to C1?
On 2019-02-20 at 15:57:01 UTC, Someone wrote:
We have passed 100 trillion blinkers, congrats everyone!
On 2018-12-01 at 16:59:35 UTC, Someone wrote:
Apgsearch is smart. I tried to upload "xp2__7" (with two underscores) and it got treated as one...
On 2017-12-02 at 23:08:06 UTC, Someone wrote:
3P2.1
On 2017-09-13 at 23:40:53 UTC, sul0002@wembleyps.vic.edu.au wrote:
55b2o$32b2o21b2o20b2o$33bo19b2o23bo$30bo22b2o20bo$30b2o43b2o$51b4o$30b4o16bo4bo17b4o$30bo2bo16b2o2b2o7b2o8bo2bo$64bo$61bo$61b2o52bobo$110bo4bo2bo$61b4o46b2o5b2o$60bo4bo40b2o8bo3b2o4b2o$49b2o9b2o2b2o40b2o10b2o6b2o$49bo65bo2bo$2b2o46bobo62bobo$3bobo84bobo$o5bo45bobo30bo4bo2bo$2o3bo49bo30b2o5b2o$54b2o25b2o8bo3b2o4b2o$bobo52b2o23b2o10b2o6b2o$2bo24b2o27bobo31bo2bo$26b4o27b2o31bobo$25bo4bo$24b2o4b2o$24b2o4b2o$25bo4bo$26b4o$27b2o4$9b2o4b2o49bo6bo$9bobo2bobo48bobo4bobo$11b4o51bobo2bobo$11bo2bo53b4o$12b2o54bo2bo$69b2o$111b2o$112bo$109bobo2$44b2o61bobo$43bo2bo26bobo31b2o$43bobobo24bo59b2o4b2o$44bob3o24bo2bo55bobo2bobo$46bo26bobobo56bo2bo$46b2o26bo2bo54bobo2bobo$46b2o27b2o55b2o4b2o3$30b2ob2o$29b2o3b2o27b2o$30b2ob2o29bo$28bobo3bobo24bo$29bo5bo25b2o$88b2o3b2o$61b4o22bo2bobo2bo$60bo4bo21bob2ob2obo$61b3obo20b2o2bobo2b2o15b2o$51bo11bob2o21b2o3b2o17b2o$50b3o33b2o2bobo2b2o15b2o$49bob3o33bob2ob2obo16bo$48bo3bo34bo2bobo2bo15bobo$47bo3bo36b2o3b2o17bobob3o$22b2o22b3obo62bob4o$21bo2bo22b3o64bo$21bob2o23bo$20b2obob2o$24b2obo125b2o$27bo124bobo$24b3o125bo$24bo41b2o81b2obo$66bo82b2ob2o$67bobo77b2o$147b2o$69bobo$72bo15b2o22b2o5b2o$71b2o15bo24b2o3b2o$89bobo18bo2bobobobo2bo$92bo17b3ob2ob2ob3o$91b2o18bobobobobobo$112b3o3b3o2$112b3o3b3o$29bo2bob2obo2bo70bobobobobobo$29b4ob2ob4o69b3ob2ob2ob3o$29bo2bob2obo2bo69bo2bobobobo2bo$113b2o3b2o$112b2o5b2o2$69b3o4$84b2o$84b2o$86b2o$86b2o7bo$76bo16b2o$76b2o17b2o$76b2o16bo$77bo! Tons of oscillators.
On 2017-03-03 at 16:55:34 UTC, Someone wrote:
28.68500672% of all objects are blinkers.
On 2017-02-17 at 16:31:47 UTC, paulrw63@live.com wrote:
LIFE does not really lend itself to naturally occurring oscillators. The Blinker is verminously common, with toads and beacons lagging far behind. The other oscillators occur naturally either extremely rarely -or not at all.
I have charted almost 500 different oscillators, not counting extensions & elaborations, which raise the number to - infinite ! Blinkers, as noted in the above comments, reign.
On 2015-04-24 at 10:02:00 UTC, Billabobcraft wrote:
"This pattern is a oscillator"
On 2015-03-18 at 21:12:21 UTC, EricABQ wrote:
In B3/S2, frequency drops off even more rapidly. So far, I have found only 11 objects naturally in this rule, and almost 90% of them are blinkers.
On 2015-03-02 at 06:18:34 UTC, jaco2785@kettering.edu wrote:
Of course, in Life, it's the same but more: Almost 99% of oscillators are blinkers. But, then, Life has so many fabulous still lifes that blinkers don't utterly dominate.
On 2015-03-02 at 06:06:27 UTC, jaco2785@kettering.edu wrote:
Oscillator frequency drops off pretty rapidly in B34/S26. Over 92% of oscillators seem to be the blinker, and if you include beehives and the c/8 ship, 88% of objects in the entire rule are this one.
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