I would like to implement 2D histogram, where the pixels has not “square”-shape but hexagons (our detector has hexagon crystals). Where should I start, how should I do it (while probably this feature is not for general interest that is why I would do it by myself …)
It is not clear if you are requesting a simple visualisation function to display hexagons in a NXxNY T2 histogram or if you require a special class to classify points in bins depending if they belong or not to a particular cell.
[quote=“brun”]It is not clear if you are requesting a simple visualisation function to display hexagons in a NXxNY T2 histogram or if you require a special class to classify points in bins depending if they belong or not to a particular cell.
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What I want, in details, lego-plot where the shape of the “columns” are hexagons. because of the hexagon shapes - if you want to fill an area without gaps - are “overlapping” in X and Y so there is no straight mapping from hexagons to squares …
Of course I am open for every kind of solutions which can solve this problem …
k.
PS:
I have implemented filled tpolyline-hexxagons but I dont know how could I turn it to hexagonal-columns … which would be very useful …