--- In [email protected], "Phil" <phil...@...> wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm working on a Cyberboard Gamebox for GMT's upcoming "1805: Sea of > Glory" and have come across a couple of problems. > > 1) Each player has an off map holding sheet that contains the ship > counters. Each area on the holding sheet represents a fleet block that > is present on the map. Opponents should not be able to see the exact > composition of a fleet (except during combat). Is it possible to set > up Cyberboard so that the French player cannot see the British > player's holding sheet and vice versa? > > 2) Players rotate their blocks during the game, but in the selection > window the block shows the "non-rotated" image. Is it possible to have > the image in the selection window rotate as well? > > Thanks for your help. >
1) Yes, assuming that you've created the game scenario with players, then select tray properties and assign it an owner and then select its visibility options, both sides, back side, and if the visibility applies the tray's owner. 2) I am not aware of any mechanism that will display rotation in the 'selection window'.
