hex-grid-spatial

Hex grid distance on odd-r offset coordinates is calculated using offset-to-cube conversion to accurately measure path length between two hex tiles. This pure-Python utility provides the hex_distance function for deterministic results.

To get all six neighbors of a hex tile in a strategy game map, use the get_neighbors function which retrieves adjacent hex coordinates for odd-r offset grids. It enables neighbor-aware traversal and flood-fill operations.

The best way to find all hex tiles within a specific range radius is using the get_tiles_in_range function. It enumerates all surrounding tiles around a center coordinate for range-based queries in hex-grid simulations.

Yes, you can check adjacency and obtain directional relations between hex tiles in pure Python using the is_adjacent function. It supports navigation logic on odd-r offset hex grids with deterministic outputs.

No external dependencies are needed to perform hex-grid neighbor and range queries. This skill uses pure-Python implementations relying solely on the standard library, ensuring fast lookups without installation barriers.

These hex-grid spatial calculations are suitable for Civ6-style map simulations and tile-based strategy games. They provide consistent, deterministic results for procedural map analysis and tactical computations on odd-r offset layouts.