I usually keep two sets of .gsn files and act as a referee. This is my modus operandi in my Victory Games' Fleet Series double-blinds games.
BT Tracy Johnson On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 10:51 AM, 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?
