removed the tessellations included (see https://github.com/zenorogue/tes-catalog instead)

tessellations/1c2/3-3-1c2/3-3-1a+2s.tes

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-## {3,3}, triangle 1A + diamond 2S, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,3))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 1')(1 2')(2 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-3-1c2/3-3-1a1+1a1-1.tes

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-## {3,3}, triangle 1A1 + triangle 1A1, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,3))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 1')(2')")

tessellations/1c2/3-3-1c2/3-3-1s+3s.tes

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-## {3,3}, triangle 1S + triamond 1S
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,3))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(2,2,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 1')(2 2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-3-1c2/3-3-1s3+1a1-1.tes

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-## {3,3}, triangle 1S3 + triangle 1A1, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,3))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 0')(2 0')(1' 2')")

tessellations/1c2/3-3-1c2/3-3-2s+1f-1.tes

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-## {3,3}, diamond 1S + triangle 1F, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,3))
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 1')(2')(2 0')(3 1')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-3-1c2/3-3-2s+2s-1.tes

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-## {3,3}, diamond 1S + diamond 1S, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,3))
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 3')(2 2')(3 1')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1a+2s-1.tes

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-## {3,4}, triangle 1A + diamond 1S, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 1')(2 0')(1 3')(2 2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1a+3a-1.tes

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-## {3,4}, triangle 1A + triamond 1A, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 4')(1' 3')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1a+3a-2.tes

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-## {3,4}, triangle 1A + triamond 1A, solution 2
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 2')(1 0')(2 4')(1')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1a1+1a1-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,4}, triangle 1A1 + triangle 1A1, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 2')(1')")

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1a1+1a1-2.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,4}, triangle 1A1 + triangle 1A1, solution 2
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1)(2 0')(1' 2')")

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1f+2a1-1.tes

@@ -1,12 +0,0 @@
-## {3,4}, triangle 1F + diamond 1A1, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0'')(1 2'')(2 0')(1' 2')(1'' 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1f+3f-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,4}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 1')(2 2')(0' 3')(4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1f+3f-2.tes

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-## {3,4}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 2
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 4')(2 1')(2' 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1r+2r-1.tes

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-## {3,4}, triangle 1R + diamond 1R, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1')(1 0')(2 2')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1s3+1a1-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,4}, triangle 1S3 + triangle 1A1, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1')(2')(1 0')(2 0')")

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-1s3+1s3-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,4}, triangle 1S3 + triangle 1S3, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 2')(2 1')")

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-2a1+2a1-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,4}, diamond 1A1 + diamond 1A1, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 3)(1 0')(2 3')(1' 2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-2a1+2a1-2.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,4}, diamond 1A1 + diamond 1A1, solution 2
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 3)(1 1')(2 2')(0' 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-2f+2f-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,4}, diamond 1F + diamond 1F, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 3')(3 1')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-2r+3f.tes

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-## {3,4}, diamond 1R + triamond 1F
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1')(1 2')(2 1')(3 2')(0' 3')(4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-2s+2s-1.tes

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-## {3,4}, diamond 1S + diamond 1S, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1')(1 0')(2 3')(3 2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-4-1c2/3-4-2s+3a.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,4}, diamond 1S + triamond 1A
-s2.
-angleunit(pi/2)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,4))
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(2 0')(1 4')(3 4')(1' 3')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-1a+1a.tes

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-## {3,5}, triangle 1A + triangle 1A
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1)(2)(1' 2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-1f+2r.tes

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-## {3,5}, triangle 1F + diamond 1R
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1)(2 0')(1')(2 2')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-1f+3f.tes

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-## {3,5}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1)(2 1')(0' 2')(3' 4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-1r+1a.tes

@@ -1,12 +0,0 @@
-## {3,5}, triangle 1R + triangle 1A
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1')(1 1')(2 1')(0')(2' 0'')(2' 1'')(2' 2'')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-1r+2s.tes

@@ -1,12 +0,0 @@
-## {3,5}, triangle 1R + diamond 1S
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 2')(2 0')(1' 0'')(3' 1'')(1' 2'')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-1r+3f-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,5}, triangle 1R + triamond 1F, solution 1
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 0')(2 0')(1' 4')(2')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-1r+3f-2.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,5}, triangle 1R + triamond 1F, solution 2
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 0')(2 0')(1' 4')[2' 3']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-1r+3f-3.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,5}, triangle 1R + triamond 1F, solution 3
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1')(1 1')(2 1')[0' 3'][2' 4']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-1s+3a.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,5}, triangle 1S + triamond 1A
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 2')(1 2')(2 2')(0')(4')(1' 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-2a2+2a2.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,5}, diamond 1A2 + diamond 1A2
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1)(2 0')(3 1')(2' 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-5-1c2/3-5-2f+3f.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,5}, diamond 1F + triamond 1F
-s2.
-angleunit(2*pi/5)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-distunit(edge(3,5))
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 2')(2 0')(3 3')(1')(4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+1/3-6-1a+1a-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + triangle 1A, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 1')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+1/3-6-1a+1a-2.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + triangle 1A, solution 2
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1)(2 0')(1')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+1/3-6-1a+1f-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + triangle 1F, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 0'')(1')(2'')(2' 1'')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+1/3-6-1f+1f-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triangle 1F, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')[2 1'](2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+1/3-6-1f+1f-2.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triangle 1F, solution 2
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)[1](2 0')(1')[2']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+1/3-6-1s+1a-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1S + triangle 1A, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1' 2')(1 0')(2 0')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+1/3-6-1s+1s-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1S + triangle 1S, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 1')(2 2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1a+2a1-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + diamond 1A1, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 3')(1')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1a+2a2-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + diamond 1A2, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 1')(2')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1a+2a2-2.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + diamond 1A2, solution 2
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 1')(2 0')(2' 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1a+2f-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + diamond 1F, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 1')(2 0'')(0' 1'')(2' 3'')(3')(2'')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1a+2r-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + diamond 1R, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 1')(1 3')(2 0'')(2 2'')(0' 3'')(2' 1'')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1a+2s-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + diamond 1S, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 1')(1 2')(2 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2a1-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1A1, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 2'')(2 0')(1')(2')(3' 1'')(0'')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2a2-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1A2, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0'')(1 2'')(2 0')(1' 1'')(2' 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2f-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1F, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1)(2 0')(1' 3')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2f-2.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1F, solution 2
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1)(2 0')(1' 3')[2']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2f-3.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1F, solution 3
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)[1](2 1')[0'][2'](3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2f-4.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1F, solution 4
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1)(2 0')(1' 2')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2f-5.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1F, solution 5
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 3')[2 1'](2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2f-6.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1F, solution 6
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("[0][1](2 0')(1' 2')[3']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2f-7.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1F, solution 7
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("[0 1](2 0')(1' 3')[2']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2f-8.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1F, solution 8
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("[0 1](2 0')(1' 3')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2r-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1R, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1)(2 0')(1')(2 2')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2r-2.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1R, solution 2
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')[2 1'](1 2')[2 3']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2r-3.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1R, solution 3
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)[1](2 1')[0'](2 3')[2']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2r-4.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1R, solution 4
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("[0 1](2 0')(1')(2 2')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1f+2s-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + diamond 1S, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 2'')(2 0')(2 2')(1' 1'')(3' 1'')(0'')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1r+2a1-1.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1R + diamond 1A1, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1' 2')(1 0')(2 0')(3' 0'')(3' 1'')(3' 2'')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+2/3-6-1r+2f-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1R + diamond 1F, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1')(2' 3')(1 0')(2 0')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1a+3a-1.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + triamond 1A, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 1')(2 3')(0')(4')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1a+3a-2.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + triamond 1A, solution 2
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 1')(2 3')(0' 4')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1a+3a-3.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + triamond 1A, solution 3
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 2')(1 2)(0' 4')(1' 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1a+3a-4.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + triamond 1A, solution 4
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 2')(1 1')(2 3')(0')(4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1a+3a-5.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + triamond 1A, solution 5
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 2')(1 1')(2 3')(0' 4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1a+3f.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1A + triamond 1F
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 1')(2 3'')(0' 4'')(2' 2'')(3')(1'')(4' 0'')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3a.tes

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1A
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(0'')(1 2'')(2 1')(1'' 3')(0' 4')(2')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-01.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1)(2 1')(0' 2')(3')(4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-02.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 2
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1)(2 1')(0' 2')[3' 4']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-03.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 3
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)[1](2 1')[0'][2'](3')[4']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-04.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 4
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 1')(2' 4')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-05.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 5
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')(2 1')(2' 4')[3']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-06.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 6
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')[2 2'][1' 4'](3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-07.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 7
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 0')[2 3'](1')[2' 4']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-08.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 8
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 2')(2 1')(0' 4')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-09.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 9
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 3')(2 0')(1')(2')(4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-10.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 10
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 3')(2 0')[1' 2'](4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-11.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 11
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1)(2 0')(1' 4')(2' 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-12.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 12
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1)(2 1')(0' 4')(2' 3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-13.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 13
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("[0](1 0')(2 1')(2' 4')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-14.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 14
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("[0](1 0')(2 1')(2' 4')[3']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-15.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 15
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("[0](1 0')[2 2'][1' 4'][3']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-16.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 16
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("[0](1 2')(2 1')(0' 4')[3']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-17.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 17
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("[0 1](2 1')(0' 2')(3')(4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-18.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 18
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("[0 1](2 1')(0' 2')[3' 4']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-19.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 19
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 1')(2 3')(2' 4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-20.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 20
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 1')[2 3'](2' 4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-21.tes

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 21
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')(1 2')(2 1')(3' 4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-22.tes

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-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 22
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')[1 1'][2 4'](2')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-23.tes

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-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 23
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')[1 1'][2 4'][2' 3']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-24.tes

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-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 24
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')[1 2'](2 3')[1' 4']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-25.tes

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-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 25
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')[1 2'][2 3'][1' 4']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-26.tes

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-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 26
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 0')[1 3'][2 1'][2' 4']")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/1+3/3-6-1f+3f-27.tes

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-## {3,6}, triangle 1F + triamond 1F, solution 27
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,1,1)
-unittile(1,2,2,1,3)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1')[1 2'][2 3'](0' 4')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/2+2/3-6-2a1+2a1-1.tes

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-## {3,6}, diamond 1A1 + diamond 1A1, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0)(1 1')(2 2')(3)(0')(3')")
-sublines(1)

tessellations/1c2/3-6-1c2/2+2/3-6-2a1+2a2-1.tes

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-## {3,6}, diamond 1A1 + diamond 1A2, solution 1
-e2.
-angleunit(pi/3)
-# the line below lets us specify internal angles
-angleofs(pi)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-unittile(1,2,1,2)
-# the Conway notation
-conway("(0 1)(2 1')(3 2')(0' 3')")
-sublines(1)