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Honeycomb

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Aakollegger
Last edited Aug 29, 2017
Created on Aug 29, 2017

A honeycomb grid of flat-topped hexagons fills the view, with each cell labeled by its cube-coordinate triplet (x, y, z). The visualization uses the honeycomb-grid library to create and position the hexagonal tessellation, rendering each hex as an SVG polygon with a text label. D3 v4 handles the SVG container and styling, while mouse clicks trigger a pixel-to-hex coordinate conversion through the view’s pixelToHex method, though no visible interaction feedback is implemented beyond the hover stroke highlight on polygons.

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