hpyhex-rs 0.1.0

Simplified implementations of the HappyHex game components and hexagonal system in Rust.
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hpyhex-rs

Simplified implementations of the HappyHex game components and hexagonal system in Rust.

Overview

This repository contains a Rust implementation of the core components of the HappyHex game, including a hexagonal grid system and basic game mechanics. The project aims to provide a foundation for building more complex games based on hexagonal grids.

The original HappyHex game, in Java, can be found at HappyHex on GitHub. An implementation in Python for machine learning purposes is available at hpyhexml.

Features

  • Hexagonal grid representation
  • Basic game mechanics for HappyHex
  • Utility functions for hexagonal calculations

Author

Developed by William Wu.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.