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Hi Conrad,

Thanks for your rule. I'm forwarding this email to the golly-test
mailing list so that people can see it and hopefully comment. You
might also make a post in the forums at conwaylife.com, to get more
feedback.

Tim

On 30 May 2011 01:57, Conrad Walden <con...@me...> wrote:
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> Hi, I am a 5th grader who like CA's. So, I tried to make one myself, and , well, I did.  In the .zip file you'll find something that infinitely pushes a block forward and the rules and icons their selves. It is really only a mechanism based off "particles", "wwe", and others. I used Squaredance as a template. Here is the list
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> 0 is ground. Empty. Anything can exist on it.
> 1 is a base for signals, those familiar with Wire World could call it a Tail.
> 2 is    a sensor, or "head". It is the basic sensor, it can push blocks.
> 3 is an evading sensor: when it gets to a block or wall, it splits and avoids. See it for yourself.
> 4 is  a destroying sensor, when it gets to a block or wall, the signal destroys it.
> 5 is a key sensor, it makes ugates lgates and lgates ugates.
> 6 is a build sensor, when it reaches anything it cannot pass, it makes a block, when it hits a block, the block becomes a wall.
> 7 is a wall, it absorbs standard sensors and key sensors.
> 8 is a block, it can be pushed by normal sensors (see 20)
> 9 is a lgate, it does not allow anything through, but is turned into a ugate by a key sensor.
> 10 is a ugate, it allows all signals through (while turning them into sensor) except key, when key is adjacent it becomes lgate.
> 11 is a sensor passing through a gate
> 12 is a base passing through a gate
> 13 is a transformer, it changes 2's into 3's, 3's into 4's, 4's into 5's
> 14 is a build turning into a sensor
> 15 is a sensor turning into an evade
> 16 is a evade turning into a destroy
> 17 is a destroy turning into a key, and
> 18 is a key turning into a build
> 19 is a base passing through
> 20 is a block being pushed.
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> There is one problem: DO NOT PUT AN EVADE SIGNAL MOVING PARALLEL AND TWO SPACES AWAY FROM A CONTINUOUS LINE OF WALLS OR BLOCKS!!!!!!!
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>                Conrad Walden
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