Interactive Hexagon Grid w Javascript (Quick Tutorial)

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Learn how to create an amazing glowing hexagon grid effect with HTML/CSS & Javascript.

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[quickcodingtuts]

Hi guys. Make sure to check out some of my latest tutorials which are well animated and easier to follow along. Thanks!

[natalia_srsa]

thank you so much, this is a great starting point to adapt for my idea, you are very kind!

[mdanas]

This is super cool I'm gonna use this in my projects.

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thank you so much i was looking for this exactly haha

[barehandstudio]

you make i t look so simple, this effect is really amazing

[kax_ze]

Hi just a Help will this work As Background for my website ? So If some div sections are on top of it Will it still follow the mouse without afftecting other div sections ?

[misterbean]

I am not able to repeat this pattern for long page ( using it as background for some content using z-index). Its height is not increasing more than display size despite of being a long page.
Can u help me?

[jeffersonsantos]

when i roll the scroll down the light get change of position, how do i fix that?

[chimpeth]

Can you help us translating it to react?

[DarkuZz]

Hello, first I want to tell you that your tutorial was incredible and second that it did not work for me hahaha

[NathanBudd]

This isn’t a hexagon grid, it’s a grid using a hexagon svg.

[fuzzy-]

You're just copy pasting though...
Hoped for at least an explanation

[AZHARakaGoat]

He wants to. Buy new pC for his viewers....

[croluy]

Despite you writing in the title (quick tutorial) I don't really think this is a tutorial. You didn't explain anything about the logic behind any of that, the code isn't even commented with anything useful to actually understand the code. You basically just copy pasted some code into a codepen and provided source code. If this is a tutorial then literally anyone on codepen or github is doing tutorials all the time.
Which is sad cause I was actually *precisely* looking for this, but I wanted an actual tutorial. Someone who explained something about the code so that I understand it and can easily edit it to match my needs.