lifelab
A free Game of Life demo — play it in your browser, no install. Conway's Game of Life simulator with pattern library
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Controls: Left Click — Toggle cell state (draw/erase) · Drag — Draw multiple cells
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Conway's Game of Life — an advanced cellular automaton simulator with a comprehensive pattern library. Watch complex behaviors emerge from simple rules.
And many more! Patterns are organized in a searchable sidebar library.
A population chart under the stats shows whether the universe is growing, stable or dying out.
The simulation runs on a chunked bitboard (js/bitboard.js) — 32×32 cells per Uint32Array(32) chunk, all eight neighbour planes summed bit-sliced, so a generation costs time proportional to the occupied area rather than to the population.
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