Life cell movement

This is an application that simulates the state of motion of cells.
The cellular automaton designed by British mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970.
The following four simple rules apply to each channel in each cell in the system, and
The state of each cell is calculated to be alive or dead. From this intricate life
Form evolves over time

rule:
1. Any living neighbor with less than two living cells will die, as if due to a lack of population.
Any living cell with two or three living neighbors will live in the next generation.
3. Any living cell with more than three living neighbors will die, just like overcrowding.
4. Any dead cell with exactly three living neighbors becomes a living cell, as if by breeding.