ZunTzu

Well, I was just trying to be positive about Zuntzu, and keeping with its design philosophy of duplicating the boardgame experience, and the simplicity of the set up of games. Vassal is quite a different approach, and much more time consuming to set up (as far as I can see)

How does a board game have counters with 3 or 4 sides to them? A unit can be represented by more than one counter in some games (eg, Decision in France, Operation Husky Sicile 1943). One of the horrible limitations in older board games in particular was the absence of step losses (eg, the typical o...

This doesn't seem to have been covered anywhere, and maybe it is a controversial issue to raise, but what is the situation with copyright when scanning games?

For example, is it legal to scan a game that has been purchased, for personal use?

Well, having posted my initial comment about a manual, I should say that the tutorial is really well done and between the tutorial and the grammar page probably everything is covered! Maybe I was just expecting there was more. I'm happy that there is this type of program -- which makes it quite easy...

ICE stitches, but loses quality -- exports as 96dpi and creates huge jpg or png files when I tried it. At least MS Office programs will save as 150dpi (eg, piecing A4 scans together in powerpoint) -- which still isn't that great.

Is there a manual for ZunTzu? There are clearly more commands etc available than are shown in the tutorial in the Support section. It would certainly help to be more open about the design process to encourage more games to become available. There's no point in hiding the features. Who's going to go ...