Few Questions and Thoughts
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Few Questions and Thoughts
Got a new computer, woot, and noticed that ZunTzu isn't designed for widescreen monitors. That is fine, but just a feature that would be a nice detail. Also any word on a hosting service for gameboxes and players?
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Re: Few Questions and Thoughts
It is! Look for the widescreen check box in the display settings.Redcap wrote:Got a new computer, woot, and noticed that ZunTzu isn't designed for widescreen monitors.
It makes all players switch to widescreen. Players with 4:3 screens will see black bands on top and bottom of the screen.
Jerome, ZunTzu developer.
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Rather than start a new thread, I thought I'd piggyback onto this one, since it's served its purpose.
I recently altered my Icehouse gamebox, and, predictably, got an error when I tried to add it to my library. The XML error-code, however, is truncated by the textbox, and there's no way to read what it says in its entirety, and as it stands, the visible portion isn't clear enough.
Is there any way to retrieve the full error message?
Also, I have games in which you place small tokens on top of panels, and these panels are then moved, with the tokens staying in place relative to the panel, since they sit on top, rather than on the board. Could "panel" functionality be included, perhaps? Panels could work like terrains, in that they are locked unless in terrain editing mode, but would keep tokens in place as they were moved, unlike terrain, which sit beneath the tokens, and the two don't directly interact. Possible?
I recently altered my Icehouse gamebox, and, predictably, got an error when I tried to add it to my library. The XML error-code, however, is truncated by the textbox, and there's no way to read what it says in its entirety, and as it stands, the visible portion isn't clear enough.
Is there any way to retrieve the full error message?
Also, I have games in which you place small tokens on top of panels, and these panels are then moved, with the tokens staying in place relative to the panel, since they sit on top, rather than on the board. Could "panel" functionality be included, perhaps? Panels could work like terrains, in that they are locked unless in terrain editing mode, but would keep tokens in place as they were moved, unlike terrain, which sit beneath the tokens, and the two don't directly interact. Possible?
Alternatively, I think just being able to "shift-click" -- to select multiple counters and move them as a group without altering their relative position -- would accomplish this and would be useful in general for other reasons. I think that capability may already be in the roadmap.Hedge-o-Matic wrote: Also, I have games in which you place small tokens on top of panels, and these panels are then moved, with the tokens staying in place relative to the panel, since they sit on top, rather than on the board. Could "panel" functionality be included, perhaps? Panels could work like terrains, in that they are locked unless in terrain editing mode, but would keep tokens in place as they were moved, unlike terrain, which sit beneath the tokens, and the two don't directly interact. Possible?
-Jeff
Yes it is.jwarrend wrote:Alternatively, I think just being able to "shift-click" -- to select multiple counters and move them as a group without altering their relative position -- would accomplish this and would be useful in general for other reasons. I think that capability may already be in the roadmap.
Jerome, ZunTzu developer.