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Square grids are more intuitive: they map to our standard cardinal and ordinal directions. As long as you treat the ordinal neighbours (the corners) as being sq
by rcfox 12y ago
Square grids are more intuitive: they map to our standard cardinal and ordinal directions. As long as you treat the ordinal neighbours (the corners) as being sqrt(2) away from the center (as oppposed to 1 away from the center like the cardinal neighbours, or all of the hexagonal neighbours) then you don't get spatial distortions.