Variations on the evolving ruleset automaton, having it update its rules more frequently:
Every 5 generations:
Every other generation:
Every generation:
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Variations on the evolving ruleset automaton, having it update its rules more frequently:
Every 5 generations:
Every other generation:
Every generation:

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New account, new script! I got tired of writing down the interesting rulesets so now it adds a legend to the image.
This is an experimental automaton I just made, probably a one-off since it doesn't really produce many interesting patterns.
EDIT: there was a mistake in the code, using modulo 9 in all cases meant state 9 will never emerge. Fixing it later...
Here's how it works: The state of each cell determines the size of the neighborhood it will look at. State 0 looks at itself and the cell directly to the right (state 0 can't have neighborhood size 0 or no cells could be born). State 1 looks at itself and the next two cells, state 2 itself and the next three cells, and so on. To determine the next state, sum all the cells in the neighborhood, divide by 9 and keep the remainder.
Here's what it looks like:
It looks mostly green because I used yellow, yellow-geeen and green as states and they all sort of blend together.
I ran it again, this time color coding for even and odd, but still (almost) no patterns emerged:
Maybe I'll play around with this if I can think of a way to make it a little more interesting
Interesting variation in pattern when starting from states other than 1
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My latest creation, a 1-D cellular automaton with an evolving ruleset:
Here's how it works:
I tweaked the script to have it make up random rules for the states, this is what it came up with after a little fine tuning