View source for Type "F" Board Map Glitch

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When creating the first type "F" Board Map (for 18EU) I came across the following glitch. 
The dropTile() function placed the tile in the wrong
hex whenever I clicked on the lower half of the hex.
The dropTile() function uses the 
[[GameBoard_Object|<span style="color: Green">hexCoord(xPix, yPix) method of the GameBoard Object </span>]]
to calculate the hex
grid coordinates of the tile. 

At first I suspected an error in this method. But the
problem turned out to be more subtle than a mere error.
The picture on the right shows the upper left corner 
of the original 18EU game board graphic. Note that 
every other column is a half a hex lower than the
other columns. The hexCoord(xPix, yPix)
method (as it is currently written) assumes that the
first row is a higher row. In the original graphic
it was a lower row. 

At first I thought about 
fixing the method. But I couldn't think of an easy way 
to determine if the first row of the graphic was high 
or low. So I took the easy way out and decided that all 
type "F" Board Map graphics would be adjusted to work with the
method as it was currently written. I did this by adding 
'''87 pix''' of blank space to the left side of the 
image as is shown in the picture below. This simulated a 
"higher" first row and caused the hex calculations to be correct.
Be careful '''not''' to add the 87 pix to the xStart parameter for the Game Board Image in the control file.
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