#C Some common and typical c/2 rakes.
#C A rake is any puffer whose debris consists entirely of spaceships.
#C
#C Front row: p20 forward and backward rakes, the original kind of
#C rake created by perturbing the output of a small puffer with
#C light-weight spaceships.
#C
#C Next row: p16 forward and backward rakes by Tim Coe, 1996.
#C
#C Back row: a p240 forward rake, to show one alternative rake.
#C
#C "Rakes.lif" from Alan Hensel's "lifebc" pattern collection.
x = 263, y = 79, rule = B3/S23
18boo$16bo4bo$22bo$16bo5bo$17b6o3$33boo$31bo4bo$37bo$31bo5bo213boo8bo$
32b6o132b6o74b4o8bo$169bo5bo74booboo3bo3bo$159b6o10bo76boo5b4o$107b5o
46bo5bo9bo$106bo4bo52bo$41b6o64bo5b4o42bo$40bo5bo59bo3bo5b6o61boo73bo$
46bo61bo7b4oboo56b4oboo73boo$40bo4bo74boo58b5o75bo$42boo137b3o76bo$89b
o169bo$87booboo28bo$89bo14bo3bo3bo3bo5bo58b4o$104bo3bo3bo3bo6bo56bo3bo
76bo$89bo14bo3bo3bo3bo6bo36bo23bo77bo$87booboo27b5o37bo13boo6bo74bo3bo
$89bo65bo5bo9b4oboo64b4o13b4o$156b6o9b6o64bo3bo$bboo116b3o49b4o69bo$o
4bo15b4o24boo57bo10b5o120bo$6bo13bo3bo21b3oboo54bo3bo8b3oboo$o5bo17bo
21b5o60bo10boo$b6o13bobbo23b3o56bo4bo$107b5o25$251boo8bo$169b6o75b4o8b
o$168bo5bo75booboo3bo3bo$174bo77boo5b4o$173bo3$182boo74bo$178b4oboo74b
oo$179b5o76bo$180b3o77bo$259bo$$180b4o$179bo3bo77bo$183bo78bo$174boo6b
o60bo14bo3bo$170b4oboo67bo14b4o$170b6o64bo3bo$171b4o66b4o!
#C Script commands for showinviewer.lua:
#C [[ AUTOSTART ZOOM 2.5 GPS 30 TRACK 1/2 0 THEME 2 "Zoom in to see labels for individual rakes.\nSource: rakes.lif (Alan Hensel's collection)" ]]
#C [[ LABELSIZE 48 ]]
#C [[ COLOR LABEL Red ]]
#C [[ LABEL 256 0 9 "P20 c/2 forerake\n('space rake', circa 1971)" ]]
#C [[ LABEL 256 90 9 "P20 c/2 backrake\n(based on an ecologist, same as the space rake above,\nbut with the trailing LWSS in a different location)" ]]
#C [[ COLOR LABEL Yellow ]]
#C [[ LABEL 170 0 9 "P16 c/2 forerake\nTim Coe, 1996" ]]
#C [[ LABEL 170 50 9 "P16 c/2 backrake\nTim Coe, 1996" ]]
#C [[ LABELSIZE 28 LABELALPHA .8 COLOR LABEL SpringGreen ]]
#C [[ LABEL 60 20 7 "sample higher-period forerake (p240),\nbased on a repeatably ignited blinker fuse" ]]
#C
#C -- notice below that coordinates for points of interest are pattern coordinates,
#C    whereas labels are cursor/screen coordinates --
#C [[ POI X 125 Y -25 Z 10 ]]
#C [[ POI X 128 Y 44 Z 6 ]]
#C [[ POI X 40 Y -30 Z 10 ]]
#C [[ POI X 40 Y 25 Z 13 ]]
#C [[ POI X -70 Y -20 Z 6 ]]
#C [[ POI X 10 Y 10 Z 2 ]]