• With the simulation paused, use the controls (descibed below) to place or kill cells.
• Press [Space] and observe the magic evolution of these cells.

• The board updates at specific rate.
• Every update the new generation is displayed.
• The board is a toroidal array (the borders are "glued").
• The board is filled with cells.
• Cells may be either dead or alive.
• Every cell may have up to 8 neighbors.
• Any live cell with 0-1 neighbors dies (becomes a dead one).
• Any live cell with 2 neighbors stays alive in next generation.
• Any live cell with more than 3 neighbors dies.
• Any cell with exactly 3 neighbors becomes a live one (if it was dead) and stays alive in the next generation.

• If cell will die on the next generation, it'll be red.
• If cell will be born on the next generation, it'll be dark green.
• If cell is alive on current and next generations, it will be white.

• [Space] Start or pause simulation.
• [q] Quit the game.
• [Left Mouse Button] Place a cell (only works if the simulation is paused).
• [Right Mouse Button] Kill a cell (only works if the simulation is paused).
• [Enter] Next generation (only works if the simulation is paused).
• [<] Descrease the speed of the simulation.
• [>] Increase the speed of the simulation.
• [c] Toggle the highlighting.
• [Backspace] Clear the board (only works if the simulation is paused).

• T3 screen.
• T3 graphics card.

This program uses the Apache 2.0 license. The text of the license can be obtained here.