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Black Hole Reject

Population: 0

Generation: 0

Settings

Update Interval: 200How many milliseconds to wait between cell updates. Lower value means quicker updates.

Underpopulation: 2Any live cell with less than this many neighbors dies. Default = 2.

Overpopulation: 3Any live cell with more than this many neighbors dies. Default = 3.

Reproduction: 3Any dead cell with exactly this many neighbors becomes alive. Default = 3.

Color Theme: 0Select the color theme for the Game of Life cell space.

Auto Pause

If enabled, automatically pause when clicking a cell. Enabled by default.

Infinite Edges

If enabled, edges teleport to the other side (like Pac-Man). Enabled by default.

Diagonal Neighbors

If enabled, count diagonal cells as neighbors. Enabled by default.

Game of Life

Modern adaptation of the classic 1970 cellular automaton game Conway`s Game of Life. The game is typically played on an infinite, two-dimensional grid. Each cell can exist in one of two states (alive or dead) and interacts with its eight neighboring cells as follows:

Underpopulation: Any live cell with fewer than two live neighbors dies.
Persistence: Any live cell with two or three live neighbors lives on.
Overpopulation: Any live cell with more than three live neighbors dies.
Reproduction: Any dead cell with exactly three live neighbors becomes a live cell.

From these simple rules, complex patterns can emerge. New shapes are still being discovered to this day!

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