New type of paper

[Roy van Rijn]

After searching r.g.c I noticed there have been quite a lot of different paper-types, but not a lot of 'new' structures have been invented. The last revolution was the Moore-paper that used a new way to copy itself, quickly copied by other warriors, including Hullabaloo.

Last week I decided to make my own paper, and this is what I came up with:

spl 2
spl 1
spl 1

pStep1 equ 1406
bStep1 equ 7099

pGo mov.i #pBmb+1 , {bStep1
mov.i {pGo , <pCopy
pCopy spl @0 , }pStep1
mov.i pBmb , <pCopy
jmn.b pGo , }pGo
pBmb dat <5334 , <2667

Like the Moore-style paper it is small and has a more fragile way of copying. Also like Moore-style is has a bomb-sequence and then copies the paper again. The way this paper works though is by copying backwards, this has the advantage of clearing with DAT's the space in front of a new copied paper. So it there are dangling processes they have less chance of jumping into our new paper.

This is also the paper in my new warrior 'Ziggy'!

I haven't really compared how this paper scores compared to other papers, but it seems to be on-par with most other types.