An interactive playground for cellular automata patterns
An interactive playground for cellular automata patterns
Last month, I stumbled upon an article about 1D reversible automata. https://richiejp.com/1d-reversible-automata I was struck by how simple mathematical rules could create patterns that look remarkably like microscope images of living cells. I had to explore this further, so I built Automata - an interactive visualiser where you can play with these patterns yourself. (Tip: Start with Rule 75 in reversible mode - you'll see what I mean about cell-like patterns) Excited to hear what you discover. Thanks to @richiejp whose article sparked this project. I see he's built a very good explorer since I read the article but mine has a couple of different features so I think it's still worth sharing.
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