Conway's Game of Life Emulator for PC

A few suggestions of my own. I agree with Bobby's first suggestion (but not the second. Predicting that far ahead would take forever for some patterns, particularly ones with ocillators that eventually interfere with each other.) even if you can't make it save to the SD, it should at least let you adjust settings without clearing. Another CGoL app I've used seems to have no trouble with this, and it seems to be a bit more effecient with it's processing resources. Effeciency is VERY important for a cellular atomata engine.

Pretty good! I like it!works just the same as on the computer..I wish you coyld save designs and see how many generations your designs lasted for.

Works alright Just a few suggestions. 1. Allow people to save their designs. 2.Show how many generations a design last.

Suggestions Hey this is great! one thing, make the start/stop buttons on screen always, on my galaxy note loading the menu is slowed by the animations cause they are on the main thread, it buttons where shows always then i could stop the generation easier thanks

This is implementation of the game of Life is an imaginary robot game (cellular automaton) made by the British mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970.The game is played on a grid of square called cells, each cell is black (alive) or white (dead). When people are playing the game, they start by making some dead […]

How to use Conway’s Game of Life Emulator for PC

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