September 24->25
Apparently is Turing-complete. The only two commands in the language are continue in the same direction you were going before (space), or turn left (G).
The program is infinitely tiled downwards and rightwards, and the remaining space is filled with turn left commands.
There's an extra detail about how the program starts and ends (topmost row must be empty and the program starts there going leftward (doesn't matter where on the topmost row because it'll make its way to the top left corner anyway), program ends if it ends up on an entirely empty row going right or empty column going down), but those can mostly be ignored.
Yeah I don't know what else to say about this other than the literal details, but I think we found the singular 2D esolang, we can stop making 2D esolangs now (/j there are still probably a lot of interesting ones)
Apparently is Turing-complete. The only two commands in the language are continue in the same direction you were going before (space), or turn left (G).
The program is infinitely tiled downwards and rightwards, and the remaining space is filled with turn left commands.
There's an extra detail about how the program starts and ends (topmost row must be empty and the program starts there going leftward (doesn't matter where on the topmost row because it'll make its way to the top left corner anyway), program ends if it ends up on an entirely empty row going right or empty column going down), but those can mostly be ignored.
Yeah I don't know what else to say about this other than the literal details, but I think we found the singular 2D esolang, we can stop making 2D esolangs now (/j there are still probably a lot of interesting ones)
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