Separate things - Ownership tells you who controls the piece. When a piece is on the board, you can only see both sides if you "own" the piece. This property is usually set when it comes from a piece tray in which one side has "ownership". Generally found in cards that you play to a gameboard. You play the card from a tray you have ownership to the board, and your opponent can only see the top part of the card until you release ownership of the card. Then both you and your opponent see both sides. Before you release ownership, only you see both sides.
Visibility comes into play on the piece trays. This will determine how much information the players can have on pieces in the tray. You can set tray visibility to show everything, limited information, or nothing. On playing boards, you can restrict visibility to show the tops of counters, but not the back sides of counters. --- In [email protected], "John Vinal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "Chris Fawcett" <yankeeap@> > wrote: > > > > > My suggestion is that you don't use ownership of pieces, make sure > the > > front of the counter is the "generic" one, and set the visibility to > > only show the top pieces. > > I've heard of "ownership", but not "visibility". Is this a separate > feature/setting, or am I just confused? If so, how do you set it? > > Thanks, John >
