Due to historical reasons in the development of CSDS, there are two ways to write Hex choroeography.

1. Via Specialty | Hex (6-Couple)

   The old way to write Hex choreography...
   The sequence database is defined as follows:
   
   Edits are made via Specialty | Hex (6-Couple):
   
    

2. Via Sequence | Edit [Graphics]

   The new way to write Hex choreography...
   The sequence database is defined as follows:
   
   Edits are made via Sequence | Edit [Graphics]:
   
   The numbers in the upper right (e.g., 16-12) assist in resolving the square.
   • The first number indicates which Boys need to Trade, for the Boys to be in sequence.
     E.g., 16 means the #1 Boy and #6 Boy need to exchange places.
   • The second number indicates which Girls need to Trade, for the Girls to be in sequence.
     E.g., 12 means the #1 Girl and #2 Girl need to exchange places.
   The button toggles between the two different views for the same formation, if possible.

   This button toggles   between these two views

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Notes:

• The snapshot database currently primarily only contains hex snapshots for A2 and below.
   
• There is currently no function to find getouts.
   
• Since entering a snapshot for a new instance of a call is a bit tedious, it isn't currently recommended that users do so.
   
• There are several known issues with executing hex calls. Should you encounter a call that can't be done, or was done incorrectly, please send details to Contact Vic.