I have one enhancement request... When you playback a move, you can read your opponent's notes in the journal. However, once you accept the move, you lose access to it. Is there some way to get access to this, short of a full playback?
I've been including a "Read Me" marker (essentially a post-it note) in gameboxes I create, with the intent of including notes in the object text. This has its strengths and weaknesses, but shouldn't replace the journal - it also isn't very helpful for gameboxes I haven't created (or modified). --- In [email protected], Dale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Lawrence, > > >In that same area for CBPLAY you can for 'creating a new scenario' put a > >'select all' and 'clear all' box in the SELECT GAME BOARDS option as well as > >the ones you added in the CREATE TRAYS FROM PIECE GROUPS section. Should > >not be to hard to add this (at least I hope its not) and again speeds the > >process of designing new scenarios for certain games (especially the larger > >stuff with multiple pieces and multiple map (or whatever) choices). > > Done. > > >Keep up the great work...I dig when you can stay out in front of those <spit > >on the floor> Vassal guys. <grin> (I love to tease their supporters over > >on the Star Fleet Universe bulletin board (its all in fun and they are good > >sports about it).) > > Although some may feel Vassal is CB's competition I don't see it that way. > The Vassal folks have been doing great work and certainly have built a nice > developer community. They have decent amount of momentum as well. > > My personal opinion is that CB does strict PBEM better than Vassal in a > much smaller package. I think CB is pretty good for really large monster > games as well. For live play it's definitely Vassal and wargameroom. Best > part is our systems are they are all free of charge (donations > not-withstanding)! > > I guess since most of the games played on these programs are consim stuff > it's not hard to see why people think everything is a competition. ;) > > Dale >
