Java Hexagons Map Engine

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This a NetBeans project developed to create a small Hexagon map library with a few basic functionalities.
It is possible to measure distance between tiles's centres and calculate the best path between two of them (if any).
It is possible to define tiles where it is not possible to pass (or reenabling them) by right clicking on them (they will become red), creating therefore obstacles that can help testing the path finding algorithm.
This library is licences under GPL licence.

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