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Generate a hexagonal tiling pattern from a set of hexagonal Wang tiles
ResourceFunction["GenerateHexagonalWangTiling"][tiles, init, n] covers a n-layer hexagonal array with edge-matching Wang tiles, with init as the tile in the center. |
.Generate a 1-layer hexagonal tiling with only one Hexagonal Wang tile:
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Depict the tiling result:
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Set the tile in the center:
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Make a bigger patch with 4-layer surroundings:
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Generate aperiodic hexagonal Wang tiling:
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Give two different possible tilings using "Count":
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Give all possible tilings:
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The number order in the 3-layer grid of the tiles is shown as following:
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Generate tilings of three different sets of aperiodic Hexagonal Wang tiles, all derived from the Hat tile:
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