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Play Game of Life
A clean in-browser implementation of John Conway's Game of Life where simple rules on a grid of cells produce endlessly…
Procedural Dungeon Generation: Cellular Automata
A walkthrough of generating cave-like dungeon maps in games using cellular automata, with step-by-step examples of the s…
Raven Kwok
Portfolio of an artist creating generative installations and applications, including Staircase, a cellular-automata piec…
RGB of Life
A HTML5 version of Conway's Game of Life that runs in 24-bit RGB, where red, green and blue cells interact and blend int…
Smooth Life Playground
A WebGL playground for SmoothLife, the continuous cousin of Conway's Game of Life: paint with the brush and tune birth a…
Sprites-as-a-Service
A generator that grows a cute 8-bit avatar from your name using cellular automata, with a write-up of how the technique…
Stacked Game of Life
An interactive twist on Conway's Game of Life titled A Game of Life and Ghosts, built by Koen van Gilst, where you can w…
The Movable Feast Machine
A research project on an indefinitely scalable computing architecture built from tiny cellular automaton-like tiles, wit…
Understanding Multiple Neighborhood Cellular Automata
An illustrated deep dive into multiple neighborhood cellular automata, the GPU-friendly rule sets that grow organic, swi…
What Is Spacetime, Really?
Stephen Wolfram marks 100 years of general relativity with an illustrated essay proposing that space and time emerge fro…
Wireworld Player
A pixel-art cellular automaton player where four colors and four rules let you draw circuits that actually compute, with…
WolframTones
Generate original music from cellular automaton rules: pick a style, hit a button and hear a unique composition discover…
Your Name in Life
A Conway's Game of Life simulator that seeds the grid with the letters of your name, then lets the cells evolve and turn…
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