Hexagon TBS

9/10/01: Wow! it's been a long time since the last update, but now I have Peter Pig 15mm Sci Fi Figures to look at to look at.

6/14/01: There are pictures! of the hexagons order today!

5/19/01: I have written a boardgame called Objective Conquer

2/1/01: The application is finished, it is about 3Mb zipped with the full distro (which includes all you need to run it, Python, Pmw, and Terrain.py. The actual python script is only about 16K, so you should get that if you already have python and Pmw.

1/21/01: I have begun writing a program which will help design maps. It is written in Python and is called Terrain (WARNING: This is the whole script (14k), just to get it out there and looked at. Please remark on the suckiness of my coding style if you want to, but try out the script anyway, please?. (You must have Python Megawidgets for this to work)

1/18/01: Okay, so I cut the first 26 hexes with the scroll-saw, it seems to have gone pretty well. I have 15 or so hill pieces (Mostly 1s and 2s but I'll get it.) I modeled the map after the terrain at the Battle of Antietam (Spelled it right too, Noel!) and will soon have a description of the procedure posted.

9/9/00: Nothin' but this site!

9/25/00: New .PDF files (as soon as the FTP server will let me in)

10/28/00: Lan Party!

Also found out that there is no hill5l5.pdf

11/29/00: fixed hill5l1.pdf in the .PDF files section

What's New: 9/10/01: Wow! it's been a long time since the last update, but now I have Peter Pig 15mm Sci Fi Figures to look at to look at. 6/14/01: There are pictures! of the hexagons order today! 5/19/01: I have written a boardgame called Objective Conquer 2/1/01: The application is finished, it is about 3Mb zipped with the full distro (which includes all you need to run it, Python, Pmw, and Terrain.py. The actual python script is only about 16K, so you should get that if you already have python and Pmw. 1/21/01: I have begun writing a program which will help design maps. It is written in Python and is called Terrain (WARNING: This is the whole script (14k), just to get it out there and looked at. Please remark on the suckiness of my coding style if you want to, but try out the script anyway, please?. (You must have Python Megawidgets for this to work) 1/18/01: Okay, so I cut the first 26 hexes with the scroll-saw, it seems to have gone pretty well. I have 15 or so hill pieces (Mostly 1s and 2s but I'll get it.) I modeled the map after the terrain at the Battle of Antietam (Spelled it right too, Noel!) and will soon have a description of the procedure posted. 9/9/00: Nothin' but this site! 9/25/00: New .PDF files (as soon as the FTP server will let me in) 10/28/00: Lan Party! Also found out that there is no hill5l5.pdf 11/29/00: fixed hill5l1.pdf in the .PDF files section