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The behavior is also interesting at a larger scale. The regions of contiguous horizontal or vertical lines begin very small, and slowly increase in size over ti
by mistercow 11y ago
The behavior is also interesting at a larger scale. The regions of contiguous horizontal or vertical lines begin very small, and slowly increase in size over time.
I found a CA rule with similar behavior when I was playing them many years ago, although in that case, it was solid black/white regions instead of horizontal/vertical parallel lines.
- frikk 11y agoIt's very cool. I also notice that there is an area of chaos at the edge of the world, where the lines are perpendicular to the map edge. This can cause new areas to emerge and take over. For example, my current Universe has 3 distinct areas, but a 4th has emerged in the last 5 minutes from the right border that has expanded to the left.