There may be better ways to do what you want, but I can tell you what I do in this case as most of my gamekits have cards in them. The first thing you can do it to keep a note about where in the tile file the various card faces are and then just count down the file to make sure you match up the right front and backs. As you can tell, this is rather tedious. Now you could use GTL Editor to break up your tile files into smaller chunks so that they are easier to keep track of where each individual card face is located. The GTL Editor will allow you to create multiple tile files and then you can break things down into more manageable chunks. Hope that gives you some more ideas. That window size issue is tough when dealing with tiles that are bigger than say 65X65 pixels.
Barry --- In [email protected], "David Duncan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I am trying to create a playing piece from a tile set and the problem > is front and back window (which displays the cards) is very small and > not adjustable. This gamebox has many different cards in the tile > image group. It is very difficult to see to see the images and as a > result its problematic and tedious as I dont want to use all. Is there > a workaround or suggestions for this? >
