ZunTzu

Did I mention I am slow and lazy?

Hi! Here is a glimpse at the current state of ZunTzu 2. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/mYTMFMNiqt0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> ZunTzu 2 is meant to be a multi-platform boardgame prototyping tool. The first ite...

Hi!
You want to define your pieces as 'cards' instead of 'counters'.
Counter stacks and card stacks behave differently.

sleevan wrote:It's next week. ; )

The week is still young!

Hi!
The files must be at the root of the zip archive, not inside a sub-folder in the archive.
Make sure that you directly zipped the files, not the folder containing them.

Grimshad wrote:This is great news, but any chance you could give us an update yourself Jerome?

Hi! I'll give you an update next week.

Hi Frank! I am not sure to understand the cause of the problem, but I bet it has nothing to do with interlaced graphics. I confirm that interlaced graphics should not be used with ZunTzu : games take more time to load, and an "out of memory" error is more likely to occur. In your case, the...

No. It is meant to help you be "aware".

All are jpeg files with rgb colour. All the images are RGB? Good. What about 'progressive'? I bet at least one of them was saved as 'progressive'. Could you try opening them in a bitmap editor and saving them again? Note: re-encoding JPEG images repeatedly degrades quality so you might want to make...

Hi!
I am pretty sure your images are a bit exotic.

Try saving them in the most simple JPEG or PNG format.
Avoid exotic color spaces like CMYK. Use RGB.
Avoid 'progressive' or 'interlaced' images.

Would you create a small patch if i find investors? Hi gekkonidae! I have been thinking about your question. I am sorry do disappoint you but at this time my answer is 'no' because it is not consistent with my current goal, which is to finish ZunTzu 2. I feel grateful that you value ZunTzu that muc...

Hi Norbert!
What is the full error message?

Hi!
Thanks for reporting your experience.
Unfortunately there is no keyboard shortcut for flipping pieces.
At the moment I have no plan to further update ZunTzu 1 as I am dedicating all my work to the development of ZunTzu 2.

There are three methods to launch ZunTzu:
1 - by clicking the link in the Files section of this web site
2 - by opening a ZunTzu file (.ztb, .zts or .ztg)
3 - by clicking the shortcut in the Windows "start" menu

Method 3 is the only one that will work when not connected to the Internet.

gekkonidae wrote:¿Have you ever worked with Augmented reality?

No I haven't. I know nothing about that.