Basics
Configurable hex grid on abstract surface.
Example
import hexgrid
import morton
center = hexgrid.Point(0, 0)
size = hexgrid.Point(20, 10)
grid = hexgrid.Grid(hexgrid.OrientationFlat, center, size, morton.Morton(2, 32))
hex = grid.hex_at(hexgrid.Point(50, 50))
code = grid.hex_to_code(hex)
restored_hex = grid.hex_from_code(code)
neighbors = grid.hex_neighbors(hex, 2)
points = [
hexgrid.Point(0, 0), hexgrid.Point(0, 10),
hexgrid.Point(10, 10), hexgrid.Point(10, 0)
]
region = grid.make_region(points)
hexes_in_region = region.hexes1 maintainer
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