Author: | David Goodger <goodger@python.org> |
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Date: | 2019-10-03 |
Revision: | 659 |
Web site: | http://puzzler.sourceforge.net/ |
Copyright: | © 1998-2015 by David J. Goodger |
License: | GPL 2 |
Contents
The heptiamonds consist of 24 7-triangle polyforms, for a total of 168 unit triangles.
7x12: solutions incomplete
6x14: solutions incomplete
4x21: solutions incomplete
3x28: solutions incomplete
13-unit triangle with central 1-unit hole: solutions incomplete
Trapezoid triangle (exploded version of the triangle above): solutions incomplete
Triangle rings:
Triangle hex rings:
Stepped obtuse triangle (design by Johannes H. Hindriks): solutions incomplete
Sawtooth triangle (design by Johannes H. Hindriks): solutions incomplete
Brit. trapezium.
12x13: solutions incomplete
6x17: solutions incomplete
4x23: solutions incomplete
4x21: solutions incomplete
6x14: solutions incomplete
12x7: solutions incomplete
14x6: solutions incomplete
28x3: solutions incomplete
Stacks of 2-unit-high elongated hexagons; approximations of rectangles.
11x8: solutions incomplete
4x24: solutions incomplete
Snowflake 1 (truncated hexagram; a.k.a. Tenyo's puzzle no. PP-24, "Unmeltable Snow"): solutions incomplete
Exploded view of Snowflake 1 (split into three cloverleaf shapes; design from Andrew Clarke's Poly Pages): solutions incomplete
Snowflake 2: solutions incomplete
Snowflake 3 (design by Johannes H. Hindriks): solutions incomplete
Regular 12-unit-high (side length 6) hexagons with holes of various shapes & sizes:
Jagged hexagons (designs from Johannes H. Hindriks):
4x22 long hexagon: solutions incomplete
10x12 short hexagon: solutions incomplete
2x8/10x10 short hexagon ring: solutions incomplete
8x3/11x11 semi-regular hexagon: solutions incomplete
7x4 semiregular hexagon ring: solutions incomplete
Semiregular hexagon formed from three 7x4 parallelograms (exploded version of the 7x4 semiregular hexagon above): solutions incomplete
11x5 elongated hexagon ring (design by Johannes H. Hindriks): solutions incomplete
In various configurations.
Four 2x3 hexagons stacked vertically: solutions incomplete
Two adjacent groups of two 2x3 hexagons stacked vertically: solutions incomplete
Four 2x3 hexagons bunched together (one nestled on each side of a central stack of two; similar to O4 tetrahex): solutions incomplete
As above, but the two central hexagons are now two vertical units apart: solutions incomplete
As above, but the two central hexagons are now four vertical units apart: solutions incomplete
Four 2x3 hexagons arranged as a trefoil (similar to Y4 tetrahex): solutions incomplete
Four separate 2x3 hexagons (proving that any configuration is possible!): solutions incomplete
Side length 4 (overall height 16) hexagrams with various holes:
These shapes are all based on the hexagonal grid, made up of 28 6-triangle hexagons (side length 1). In fact, many of these shapes are also tetrahex puzzles.
Some shapes have hexagonal-grid holes, others have triangular-grid holes.
Triangle: solutions incomplete
Triangle hexagram ring (design by Johannes H. Hindriks): solutions incomplete
Bumpy triangle: solutions incomplete
Hexagons:
7x4 parallelogram: solutions incomplete
14x2 parallelogram: solutions incomplete
9x2 elongated hexagon: solutions incomplete
5x3 elongated hexagon (with a hole): solutions incomplete
Two intersecting diamonds:
Trefoils:
7x4 staggered rectangle: solutions incomplete
Rosettes:
Flowers:
These shapes are all based on the hexagonal grid, made up of 7 24-triangle hexagons (side length 2).
7x1 bar: solutions incomplete
4x2 trapezoid: solutions incomplete
Trefoils:
Dumbbell: solutions incomplete
Bone: solutions incomplete
Spiral: solutions incomplete
The heptiamonds consist of 24 7-triangle polyforms, totalling 168 unit triangles. Take a heptiamond, replace each unit triangle with an order-5 triangle, and the total is 175 unit triangles. Remove 7 excess unit triangles (say, a hole the shape of the heptiamond we are replicating), and the designs below are the result.
For another way to accomplish this replication, see Miroslav Vicher's Puzzle Pages.
Trefoil (W7): solutions incomplete
Trapezoid (I7): solutions incomplete
Jewel (D7): solutions incomplete
Diamond ring (10-unit diamond with central 4-unit diamond hole): solutions incomplete
Diamond window (design by Johannes H. Hindriks): solutions incomplete
Sets of two identical 6x2/8x8 semi-regular hexagons with triangular holes: solutions incomplete
Trefoils:
10x6 butterfly: solutions incomplete
Hexagon-hexagram diamond ring (design by Johannes H. Hindriks): solutions incomplete
Hexagon-hexagram gaskets:
The one-sided heptiamonds consist of 43 7-triangle polyforms, for a total of 301 unit triangles.
13x5 elongated hexagon: solutions incomplete
Triangles:
11x4 semiregular hexagon: solutions incomplete