SqGrid

The bottom, lowest or minimum Side Row of this TileGrid. The r value, the row number value.

Foreachs over each inner row of Sides. Users will not normally need to use this method directly.

The number of Rows of Sides.

The line segments LineSegs for the sides of the tiles.

Foreachs over each Row of Sides. Users will not normally need to use this method directly.

This gives the all tile grid lines in a single colour and line width.

The top, highest or maximum Side Row of this TileGrid. The r value, the row number.

Gives the index into an Arr / Array of Tile data from its tile SqCen. Use sideIndex and vertIndex methods to access Side and Vertex Arr / Array data.

The bottom most point in the grid where the value of y is minimum.

The TCenOrSide coordinate centre of this tile grid.

Gives the default view in terms of SqCoord focus and scaling of this square grid system.

Fills all the tiles with the same given parameter Colour. Not sure how useful this method is.

Finds step from StartSqCen to target fromSqCen.

Gives a flat projection of SqCoords to Pt2s. For a simple singular SqGrid system this is all that is required to translate between grid coordinates and standard 2 dimensional space. For multi grids it provides a simple way to display all the tiles in the grid system, but a more complex projection may be required for fully meaningful display representation. For Example world grid systems and multi layer square tile games will require their own specialist projections.

The left most point in the grid where x is minimum.

The TSide tile side, with the lowest C column coordinate. This places it on the left most points of the grid.

Number of rows of tiles.

The right most point in the grid where the value of x is maximum.

The TSide tile side, with the highest C column coordinate. This places it on the right most points of the grid.

foreach Hex side's coordinate HSide, calls the effectual function.

Boolean. True if the specified hex centre exists in this hex grid.

The number of tiles in each tile row.

The top most point in the grid where the value of y is maximum.

The centre of this grid in the y axis. For SqGrids this will be equal to the cCen Int value, but this is not the case for HGrids.

The active tiles without any PaintElems.

The centre of the hex grid in terms of c column coordinates.

The centre point as a Vec2. Not sure why this id implemented here.

flatMaps over each row number.

foldLefts over each row number.

Foreach grid Row y coordinate.

Height of the tile grid system from furthest tile edge or vertex to furthest tile edge or vertex.

Maps over the SqCen hex centre tile coordinates. B is used rather than A as a type parameter, as this method maps from HCen => B, corresponding to the standard Scala map function of A => B.

maps over each row number.

New Square tile data grid for this Square grid system.

Creates a new SqCenBuffLayer. A [[SqCen] square tile centre corresponding Arr of empty ArrayBuffers of the given or inferred type.

New Square tile centre data Square grid.

The number of Rows of vertices.

The centre of the hex grid in terms of r row coordinates.

Boolean. True if the HCen hex centre exists in this hex grid.

The top or highest centre row, r coordinate.

Width of the tile grid system from furthest tile edge or vertex to furthest tile edge or vertex.

The centre of this grid in the X axis. this will be equal to the cCen Int value.

C coordinates match 1 to 1 to x coordinates for square grids.

The bottom or lowest tile centre row, r coordinate.

The minimum or lowest tile centre column c coordinate in the whole tile grid. This is called c rather than x because in hex grids HGrids there is not a 1 to 1 ratio from column coordinate to the x value in a Pt2.

the Maximum or highest tile centre column c coordinate in the whole tile grid. This is called c rather than x because in hex grids HGrids there is not a 1 to 1 ratio from column coordinate to the x value in a Pt2.

The top of highest tile centre row, r coordinate.

The total number of tile centres in this tile Grid system.