Reference · Mazes, arrows and mixed boards
layoutCellsfunction
How many cells laying out a recipe's grid takes, counted before anything is built: the grid's own cells for
squares, hexagons, triangles and circles, and the whole raster for a shape cut out of one (a cut-out shape
keeps fewer, but is built from all of them). A hexagon of radius w is cut from a hex grid 2w + 1 across,
and a pyramid of w rows from a triangle grid twice as wide as it is tall.
Import it
import { layoutCells } from "@johnmorrisdotca/meikyuu";Definition
function layoutCells(shape: MeikyuuShape, w: number, h: number): numberParameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
shape | "square" | "circle" | "hex" | "triangle" | "heart" | "leaf" | "star" | "ring" | "diamond" | "cross" | "moon" | "hexagon" | "pyramid" | The supported native flat-grid geometry or cut-out shape. |
w | number | The native grid width in cells. |
h | number | The native grid height in cells. |
Returns
number
How many cells laying out a recipe's grid takes, counted before anything is built: the grid's own cells for squares, hexagons, triangles and circles, and the whole raster for a shape cut out of one (a cut-out shape keeps fewer, but is built from all of them). A hexagon of radius w is cut from a hex grid 2w + 1 across, and a pyramid of w rows from a triangle grid twice as wide as it is tall.
Examples
import { layoutCells } from "@johnmorrisdotca/meikyuu";
console.log(layoutCells("square",5,5));25What it prints (run when this page was built)