private void BuildGrid()
{
//This is the base grid, we will use it to define
//the shape of the splice grid.
//The contents is not important.
var baseGrid = PointyHexGrid<bool>
.BeginShape()
.Hexagon(5)
.EndShape();
//This is the base map, used for the course
//mapping
var baseMap = new PointyHexMap(cellDimensions)
.WithWindow(ExampleUtils.ScreenRect)
.AlignMiddleCenter(baseGrid);
//Now we make the actual spliced grid.
//We feed it the base grid, and the number
//of splices we want.
grid = new SplicedGrid<SpriteCell, PointyHexPoint>(baseGrid, spliceOffsets.Length);
//Now we make a spliced map. This is just a one-way map --
//it only maps grid points to the world (using the base map plus
//splice point offsets
var splicedMap = new SplicedMap<PointyHexPoint>(baseMap, spliceOffsets);
//Finally, we make the above into a two way map. This map uses a Vonoroi diagram
//to do the inverse mapping
map = new VoronoiMap<SplicedPoint<PointyHexPoint>>(grid, splicedMap).To3DXY();
//Then we instantiate cells as usual, and put them in our grid.
foreach (var point in grid)
{
var cell = Instantiate(cellPrefab);
Vector3 worldPoint = map[point];
cell.transform.parent = root.transform;
cell.transform.localScale = Vector3.one;
cell.transform.localPosition = worldPoint;
//slightly lighter than the DefaultColors we will use to paint the background
cell.Color = ExampleUtils.Colors[ColorFunction(point)] + Color.white*0.1f;
cell.name = point.ToString();
grid[point] = cell;
}
// To make it easier to see how points are mapped, we
ExampleUtils.PaintScreenTexture(plane, map.To2D(), ColorFunction);
}
private void BuildGrid()
{
//This is the base grid, we will use it to define
//the shape of the splice grid.
//The contents is not important.
var baseGrid = PointyHexGrid <bool>
.BeginShape()
.Hexagon(5)
.EndShape();
//This is the base map, used for the course
//mapping
var baseMap = new PointyHexMap(cellDimensions)
.WithWindow(ExampleUtils.ScreenRect)
.AlignMiddleCenter(baseGrid);
//Now we make the actual spliced grid.
//We feed it the base grid, and the number
//of splices we want.
grid = new SplicedGrid <SpriteCell, PointyHexPoint>(baseGrid, spliceOffsets.Length);
//Now we make a spliced map. This is just a one-way map --
//it only maps grid points to the world (using the base map plus
//splice point offsets
var splicedMap = new SplicedMap <PointyHexPoint>(baseMap, spliceOffsets);
//Finally, we make the above into a two way map. This map uses a Vonoroi diagram
//to do the inverse mapping
map = new VoronoiMap <SplicedPoint <PointyHexPoint> >(grid, splicedMap).To3DXY();
//Then we instantiate cells as usual, and put them in our grid.
foreach (var point in grid)
{
var cell = Instantiate(cellPrefab);
Vector3 worldPoint = map[point];
cell.transform.parent = root.transform;
cell.transform.localScale = Vector3.one;
cell.transform.localPosition = worldPoint;
//slightly lighter than the DefaultColors we will use to paint the background
cell.Color = ExampleUtils.Colors[ColorFunction(point)] + Color.white * 0.1f;
cell.name = point.ToString();
grid[point] = cell;
}
// To make it easier to see how points are mapped, we
ExampleUtils.PaintScreenTexture(plane, map.To2D(), ColorFunction);
}
