Hexagonal
hexagonal provides hexagonal vectors.
Usage
>>> import hexagonal
Create a vector from cube coordinates, with x + y + z = 0. x is south-east-ish, y is north and z is south-west-ish.
>>> v = hexagonal.Vec(x=4, y=3, z=-7)
>>> v
Vec(4, 3, -7)
Coordinates can be accessed, but not modified. hexagonal.Vec is
immutable.
>>> v.x
4
>>> v.y
3
>>> v.z
-7
The z coordinate is optional.
>>> u = hexagonal.Vec(4, 5)
Arithmetic is supported.
>>> v + u
Vec(8, 8, -16)
>>> v - u
Vec(0, -2, 2)
abs gives the hexagonal distance to the vector, i.e. the radius of the
hexagon on which it sits.
>>> abs(u)
9
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