09-18-2019, 01:04 AM
[attachment=4817][attachment=4817]Hello,
Perhaps this might be of use to you.
Awhile ago while considering moving my boardgame library to digital I and a lot of other folks looked into
the Vassal engine and others, to do just that.
Tabletop Simulator from Berserk games (Steam) does the same with a flair.
You can import maps, cards, figurines, buildings, PDF, even a music score into the editor and come out
with your favorite boardgame. The Workshop section on Steam features a huge number of games and mods
already.
There is a growing section on Napoleonic, or Black Powder style of gaming as well.
I haven't published yet on workshop. The maps are 2D, but 3D features can be added. We use ours on a stretch
table; we can manipulate the size. Your map your rules your method.
Maps can be pasted directly on its surface.
Below is a table 3 x 4 feet (currently used to play with Blucher rules and cards).
Best Regards
Perhaps this might be of use to you.
Awhile ago while considering moving my boardgame library to digital I and a lot of other folks looked into
the Vassal engine and others, to do just that.
Tabletop Simulator from Berserk games (Steam) does the same with a flair.
You can import maps, cards, figurines, buildings, PDF, even a music score into the editor and come out
with your favorite boardgame. The Workshop section on Steam features a huge number of games and mods
already.
There is a growing section on Napoleonic, or Black Powder style of gaming as well.
I haven't published yet on workshop. The maps are 2D, but 3D features can be added. We use ours on a stretch
table; we can manipulate the size. Your map your rules your method.
Maps can be pasted directly on its surface.
Below is a table 3 x 4 feet (currently used to play with Blucher rules and cards).
Best Regards