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<blockquote data-quote="nickT" data-source="post: 153933" data-attributes="member: 4205">Battlemap reveal tiles vs LayersI call them layers since that is the way Paintshop pro refers to them and that is the program I was using at the time. Revealing tiles would work equally well, with the proviso that you could reveal more than a single tile with minimal keystrokes, I don't fancy 'revealing' a 200' by 200' room consisting of 400 individual tiles!!I have done some work looking at the combat system honest!I was just trying to set up my PCs for next Fridays session.CombatI sometimes seemed to reach the end of a round without getting the 'End of Round' notifier, I will give more information when I have worked out how I managed it. The result was that I would be stuck on the highest initiative combatant until I manually clicked on the new round button.It would be useful to have some kind of warning if you are attempting to attack an opponent who is already downed, in a frenzy of 'repeat' button pressing I found I was beating the living daylights out of a corpse!Dying creatures do not appear to be losing the requisite 1 hit point per round until stabilised,There will be more to follow I am sure, since I am still trying all the permutations I can think of in the combatNickT</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nickT, post: 153933, member: 4205"] [b]Battlemap reveal tiles vs Layers[/b] I call them layers since that is the way Paintshop pro refers to them and that is the program I was using at the time. Revealing tiles would work equally well, with the proviso that you could reveal more than a single tile with minimal keystrokes, I don't fancy 'revealing' a 200' by 200' room consisting of 400 individual tiles!! I have done some work looking at the combat system honest! I was just trying to set up my PCs for next Fridays session. Combat I sometimes seemed to reach the end of a round without getting the 'End of Round' notifier, I will give more information when I have worked out how I managed it. The result was that I would be stuck on the highest initiative combatant until I manually clicked on the new round button. It would be useful to have some kind of warning if you are attempting to attack an opponent who is already downed, in a frenzy of 'repeat' button pressing I found I was beating the living daylights out of a corpse! Dying creatures do not appear to be losing the requisite 1 hit point per round until stabilised, There will be more to follow I am sure, since I am still trying all the permutations I can think of in the combat NickT [/QUOTE]

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