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WHY NOT?
Actually, there are a few reasons:
So Why? Because hexagons are the bestagons.
Anyways. A demo is out now in web version. You can go check out how would a hexagon work Here: https://fetss.itch.io/cosmicconveyor
@MagForceSeven Thanks for the suggestions. I plan to rework the tutorial. But right now you can rotate by using the scroll wheel. About the draging, it is designed to follow the path IT thinks you want to make(from the current rotation to the next tile you drag it to). So I think I should fix that as well.
@fetss Scroll Wheel, of course! At the very least list the controls somewhere. But it already plays much better when I use that to orient the pieces.
I don't know the language well and understood almost nothing, but I liked it because I love this kind of mesh. :D
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Sweta…….
Looks great! They truly are the best-agon. My biggest issue is with the controls, I find it very difficult to place and orient the things in the hex the way that I want them. There seemed to be some sort of drag detection, but I couldn't make it work consistently. And sometimes when placing bends that dragging would instead place a straight.
Possible solutions: 1) snap to fit (no dragging, just implicit orientation based on surrounding hexes) 2) manual rotation (keyboard input to rotate the preview, place exactly the preview, no dragging). If you really want the drag mode interface, I think there's a lot of adjustments to be made to make it more intuitive.