Re: hex lattice2d

[Barry McMullin]

Ginger Booth writes:
 >     Did anyone ever do a 2d hex lattice implementation?

Hmmm ... it all depends, of course.  But my tipsybugs
app is still in the archives at:

ftp://ftp.santafe.edu/pub/swarm/users-contrib/anarchy/tipsybugs-0.05.tar.gz


It doesn't quite have a hex "lattice" as such, but
rather a generic lattice that supports "coord" objects;
these coord objects have functionality for getting at
"neighboring" coord objects, where the "neighboring"
relationship can be flipped between von Neumann and
Moore on a square tiling, and FHP (effectively
hexagonal) on a triangular tiling.

Enjoy,

Barry.

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