Yes, you can do this by using Game Piece Layers. Define more than one layer and have the 'Does Not Stack' pieces assigned to a layer above all other counters.
Counters that are not assigned to any layer are automatically assigned to a special layer that exists above all other layes so you can either a) Define two layers, have 'Does Not Stack' counters assigned to the top layer and all other counters assigend to the bottom layer or b) Define one layer, do not assign 'Does Not Stack' counters to any layer and assign all other counters to the defined layer. Regards, Brent. >*********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** > >On 15/03/2007 at 4:01 AM rfdoane wrote: >When using the "does not stack" trait, is it possible to make the >non-stacking piece always be drawn on top of pieces that do stack >instead of underneath them? ____________________________________________________________ Brent Easton Analyst/Programmer University of Western Sydney Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
