More Tesselmaniac fun

 A couple posts from October, 2015 (here and here) examined ways of using Tesselmaniac! to construct isohedral class tilings that that did not have a template in Tesselmaniac!. Three hexagonal tilings with opposite straight edges were not included and all three of these can be easily constructed without removing interior lines.

First is isohedral class IH14. It has four edges that are shaped the same. Each edge is glided and reflected, and the result is that all three opposite pairs are translated. It fits two Heesch types, TG1G2TG2G1 and TTTTTT. It also will tile as a non-Heesch (and non-isohedral) type with flips over the straight edges. It has cm symmetry. It can formed in Tesselmaniac! in the IH68 template by positioning a point to create a straight edge. Obviously, if that line is reduced to zero, the tiling will be an IH68 type, a mirrored G1G1G2G2 type.

Isohedral class IH15 is another mirrored tiling with two adjacent edges formed identically with center-point rotation and mirrored and the other two adjacent edges on the other side of the two straight edges also formed identically and mirrored. It satisfies the condition Heesch type TCCTCC with the straight edges serving as the translated pair. Because mirroring an edge formed with central rotation is the same as flipping it, IH15 also satisfies types TG1G1TG2G2, and TCCTGG. Finally, because the tiles can be flipped over their straight edges, it also tiles as a non-Heesch (and non isohedral) type. IH15 has pmg symmetry.

In Tesselmaniac! IH15 can be constructed with the mirrored C*CC*C or IH69 template by positioning a point to create a straight edge.

Isohedral class IH17 is a special case of both IH14 and IH15 (as well as IH8, IH9, IH12, and IH13). Two opposite edges are unshaped, straight lines. The other four edges are all shaped with identical center-point rotation and each is reflected (which is the same as gliding) both vertically and horizontally. In addition to tiling in a non-Heesch manner with flips over the straight edges, it satisfies the conditions of six of the seven hexagonal Heesch types, everything but the C3C3C3C3C3C3 type. It has cmm symmetry. Notice the the shape of the tile is restored when it is rotated 180 degrees, when it is flipped over its horizontal midpoint, and when it is flipped over its vertical midpoint.

In Tesselmaniac! IH17 can be constructed with the mirrored C*C*C*C *or IH74 template by positioning a point to create a straight edge.

The tiles in IH14 and IH15 (and also IH16) have symmetry over one diagonal. The tiles in IH17 have symmetry over one diagonal and one edge, which also gives them twofold rotational symmetry.