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Some red discrimination here 🧐🧐

I wonder if in the scenario where the playing field is dominated by one spiral, that there is some connection to nash equilibrium?

It looks like NileRed's logo

3:07 the red in the bottom left and right corners remind me of a relict species, dependent on a very fragile ecosystem to survive, very localized, and very specialized

does the blue turn red if blue has more red around it then orange or if there is x red i made one of these and i just used x>z

Is this how the electric system in sandboxels works?

the spirals' center seem to move, could you make a visualization for the vertices where all 3 states touch

Ok, the neighborhoods you used are 🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦 ⬛⬛🟥⬛⬛ and 🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦 ⬛⬛⬛🟥⬛⬛⬛ but what about 🟦🟦🟦 🟦🟦🟦 ⬛🟥⬛ for example? Expanding the neighborhood further into the past. You could do really weird neighborhoods like ⬛🟦⬛ ⬛🟦⬛ 🟦🟦🟦 ⬛🟥⬛

what is this allabout

It's pretty sick how similar it is to the CEV's after the shroom instoxication

Oh wow spiral inspiration it's in the universe too coded forms double helix also so pretty

How does the five state version break ties if a cell is surrounded by an equal number of each color that beats it?

More fun than watching paint dry

It’s so interesting that the patterns you see when your eyes are closed resemble automata like this. I’ve always wondered why it seemed like I could control them initially, but it never stayed… turns out it’s like trying to draw in a Game of Life sim, it’s not gonna keep its shape for long.

I think it would be psychodelic if there were 6 states corresponding to each color of the rainbow and beat the next color of the rainbow

Ah yes the multi state potts model

How are ties handled? Like if there are three tiles of each of the other two colors surrounding the one.

Now do it in a good coordinate system, with the bestagons.

Are diagonals considered neighbors? I wonder how the effect changes if the are/aren't given the 2 neighbor rule

Red's dead

I made this model several years ago with 15 colors. It was very cool to see which colors could survive and which couldn’t :] Would eventually go from 15 to 13 to 11 to 9 to 7 to 5, on my board size.

I feel as though Red is being cheated: in the first simulation, there were 2 occasions where a small red square existed surrounded by blue, and yet remained stable instead of growing, and then was eventually eliminated.

Amazinh

And this is how pacemaker cells in the heart keep their beet.

UZUMAKI

Mushrooms be like

Do hexagons, they are the best agons

now do the same thing but with Pokémon's type chart

Can we play Bad Apple on it?

Can you do this we a hexagonal grid

NOOO RED !!! Do you think you could balance the four state one ?

On Even-state games, you can handle non-incident relations with your own defined axioms for your system: Instead of defaulting to unbalanced nodes (some are more probable for winning than others), you can handle those specific events in different ways: - you could “Tie” the nodes - you could flip a coin (which kinda sucks as an option tbh, bc external randomness doesn’t add to the beauty of the automata) - you could alternate the polarity of win/loss on each node (dynamically) Ultimately, you probably still chose the best choice though, and I just wanted to drop this comment to incite the topic for revisitation.

Colour racism in a nutshell

2:00 When you unfocus your eyes just right, it looks like two waves overlapping with each other. You can focus on the two different movements and almost get lost in them

This is probably why DNA is in a spiral shape because it is the most stable shape the DNA molecules can be

This is so fun to watch just letting your eyes go unfocused It becomes all rainbowey

That’s beautiful

I fill sick 🤢

How do to this with Pixel Art? I'm making a game and I need that "this is what you see when rubbing your eyes too hard" effect. 😄

okay but why does it form a heptagon? edit: the first one

I thought 1:10 was called “Serpinski Triangle land” for 0.33333333333333 seconds 😂

This looks like the Belousov-Zhabotinsky Reaction (NileRed's pfp)

this is biased against red >:(

what a fascinating visualisation of game design outcomes

This reminds me of the Nile red chemical reaction

I noticed even near the end of the simulations, the spiral origins were still moving. What is the longest it could take a grid to stabilise into a consistent loop?

Beautiful video but this music sucks

Interesting how spiral formations are stable in nature. Looks at molecules like DNA, collagen, keratin

interesting that cyan had a stable-ish repeating structure in the middle right towards the end. would that stay forever?

Next there's going to be music made with cellular automaton.