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visible="area(a7,n7,n5,k2,i2,c5)" | visible="area(a7,n7,n5,k2,i2,c5)" | ||
contents="R j2" | contents="R j2" | ||
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| + | === [[Edge_template_VI1c|VI-1-c]] === | ||
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| + | <hexboard size="6x15" | ||
| + | coords="none" | ||
| + | edges="bottom" | ||
| + | visible="area(a6,o6,o4,m2,k1,h1,e3,c4)" | ||
| + | contents="R i1" | ||
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contents="R g1 h1" | contents="R g1 h1" | ||
/> | /> | ||
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| + | === VI-2-b === | ||
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| + | <hexboard size="6x12" | ||
| + | coords="none" | ||
| + | edges="bottom" | ||
| + | visible="area(d1,a5,a6,l6,l4,j2,f1)-c3" | ||
| + | contents="R arrow(12):d1,a5 B d2" | ||
| + | /> | ||
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| + | === VI-2-c === | ||
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| + | <hexboard size="6x14" | ||
| + | coords="none" | ||
| + | edges="bottom" | ||
| + | visible="area(d1,b4,a6,n6,n4,l2,h1)" | ||
| + | contents="R arrow(12):d1,b4 B d2" | ||
| + | /> | ||
There are many other sixth row edge templates with two or more stones — too many to list them all. Some of them can be found on [https://www.drking.org.uk/hexagons/hex/templates.html David King's template page] and [https://www.mathstat.dal.ca/~selinger/templates/ Peter Selinger's template page]. | There are many other sixth row edge templates with two or more stones — too many to list them all. Some of them can be found on [https://www.drking.org.uk/hexagons/hex/templates.html David King's template page] and [https://www.mathstat.dal.ca/~selinger/templates/ Peter Selinger's template page]. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:08, 1 November 2023
Contents
Sixth row edge templates with one stone
VI-1-a
VI-1-c
VI-1-b
Sixth row edge templates with two stones
VI-2-a
VI-2-b
VI-2-c
There are many other sixth row edge templates with two or more stones — too many to list them all. Some of them can be found on David King's template page and Peter Selinger's template page.
