...0}}; }, methods: { clamp(value, lo, hi) { if (value < lo) value = lo; if (value > hi) value = hi; return value; }, }, }); // Here's an example with <canvas...

...function clamped(m, lo, hi) { return { get: function() { return m.get(); }, set: function(v) { m.set(Math.min(hi, Math.max(lo, v))); } }; } function...

...let t = this.t; function set(id, fmt, lo, hi) { d3.select(id).text(d3.format(fmt)(lerp(lo, hi, t))); } set("#lerp1", ".2f...

...This type of movement also allows putting walls on edges so that a wall could block line of sight or movement.
2.1 Orthogonal...

...plans to throw the grenade, making cabinets and tables block line of sight.
Implementation#
I have written a Haxe 3 implementation of this algorithm...

...I want stairs to be visible even if out of line of sight. They don’t move, so if you’ve seen them, you...

...and cons of “pointy top” and “flat top” hexagons[64]?
- Line of sight in a hex grid[65] with offset coordinates, splitting hexes into...

...found axial and cube to be faster than offset for line of sight, distance, and other algorithms, but slower than offset for displaying offset...