Glider emulator

	Glider emulator
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Pattern type	Tagalong; Spaceship
Number of cells	141
Bounding box	28×28
Direction	Diagonal
Period	4
Mod	2
Speed	c/4
Speed (unsimplified)	c/4
Heat	131.0
Discovered by	Gabriel Nivasch
Year of discovery	1999
Rules
Outer-totalistic rules	B3/S23 – B378/S2378
Important rules	Conway Life
# of rules	24 = 16
Isotropic rules	B3/S23-ce – B34ce5ceiy6eik78/S234ceiwy5ceikr6-kn78
Pattern files
Plaintext	glideremulator.cells
RLE	glideremulator.rle
Identifiers
apgcode	xq4_y5oo8bozy1gsh9602092iu044037ezg2m741xgsa916110gg6eg2z1308ok07e2y08os3w318ci4cdzy5gu6d01xgcs4221zy6110coaec2
Pentadecathlon ID	141P4H1V1.1

Glider emulator is a small glide-symmetric tagalong alternating between 7 and 8 cells, pulled by two counterphased big gliders. It was discovered by Gabriel Nivasch in January 1999.

The tagalong supplies the same one-bit sparks as are found in the odd-parity phases of a glider -- so it can replace the leading glider in glider tagalongs such as Orion 2 or canada goose.

External links

Glider emulator at Adam P. Goucher's Catagolue

141P4H1V1.1 at Heinrich Koenig's Game of Life Object Catalogs

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