Hi Phil, scaling and culling a rectangular grid will indeed result in a hexagonal grid. It's not very well ordered though, nor limited to integer hexagons. But I'll keep this in mind when I rewrite the hexagon grid. Thanks for posting this solution.
-- David Rutten da...@mcneel.com Robert McNeel & Associates On Mar 30, 11:27 pm, phildavis17 <phildavi...@gmail.com> wrote: > I posted a file called 'Clean Point Hex Grid'. It creates a grid of > points at a given spacing arranged as though they were corners of > hexagons, with only one point at each corner. > > It is a quick and dirty solution, made by taking a rectangular grid, > and scaling and copying it around so that the points are where they > would be in a hex grid. It clearly lacks the full capabilities of the > Hex Grid component, as it is only points. The hexagons are not very > precise, as it could probably benefit from a few more decimal places > on the scale and translate values. Also the draw order, while > predictable, is really weird. > > Perhaps it will be useful.
