Cellular Automata Playground
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. ⬜⬛ Experiment with simple cellular automata! Explore existing rulesets or define your own with a custom formal language.
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A cellular automaton is a grid of cells, each of which has a state (such as alive/dead). To get the next "generation" of a cellular automaton, the new state of each cell depends on the current states of the cells around it, according to some set of rules.
This is a tool for experimenting with cellular automata, allowing you to vary the dimensions and topology of the board, as well as choose a ruleset. You can also define a custom ruleset, using a very simple formal language created for this webapp.
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