You can select the piece and then use the up arrow (to move to the top of the
stack) or the down arrow key (bottom of the stack). Note that you should still
be able to grab individual pieces and place them within an expanded stack
whether or not the map has a grid or not, I'm not sure why it's not working for
you. What module are you trying this with? Perhaps that particular module has
the "does not stack" trait applied to some/all the pieces?
GJK
At 09:23 AM 11/5/2006, you wrote:
>When a map board does not use a grid, one can reorder units within a stack
>by first expanding it and then dragging one of its units to the top of the
>stack. Now, if the same stack is on a map board using a grid (hex/rect) then
>you can still expand the stack, bring to the foreground for viewing any
>given unit but you're unable to put it on top of the stack. The only way to
>achieve this is to move the piece out of the stack to another hex/square
>then back to the stack.
>
>Usual question about the reason, from your point of view, for difference :
>- by design ?
>- side effect of using a grid for movement regulation ? When release the
>mouse button when trying to put the unit on top of the stack, it is
>immediately put back at the center of the hex/grid and thus the stack does
>not consider the unit position within the stack has changed.
>
>David ROBERT
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