>>7885

Heres all the info I could figure out for the A grid. It looks like at most points there are at least like 5 dimensions to work into. Horizontal movement, diagonal, parabolic (x2), parabolic again if at the origin, then increasing t values for a given cell. I want to do these for every grid. The e+2a, n+1 movement is common though so I wanted to do the A grid first.

>>7893

THANK YOU!!!!

>>7906

>>>7906

>This is interesting too. Look at xx + e = 2na

>If you set a = 1, then xx + e = 2c because n = c

>>7913

Sometimes this is the best way to view it. It's in a grid for a reason right? I threw out my old pc and lost that pic and I missed it sorely

>>7917

sorry about that first part forgot I was working on something..