WinLifeSearch
WinLifeSearch (abbreviated as WLS) is a graphical Windows port of David Bell's lifesrc search program for finding new oscillators and spaceships, written by Jason Summers.
| WinLifeSearch | ||
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| Homepage | Click here | |
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| Purpose | Search for oscillators and spaceships | |
| Created by | Jason Summers | |
| Platform | Windows | |
Known issues
WLS has a rollover problem at around 2 billion calculations, where it rolls over to about -2 billion calculations.
gollark: Maybe swimming, I forgot.
gollark: motionX/Y/Z are only nonzero when in flight, as far as I can tell.
gollark: Well, except motionY, which is -0.0784.
gollark: When you're walking, your motionX/Y/Z parameters are 0.
gollark: It's almost certainly not. The errors are bigger than that.
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