Sorry for the ignorant question - is there a repository of previously set up scenarios? After going through the work to put one together, it seems a shame to not share it.
Or is that a copyright concern.
Currently, there are two places which you could use as a repository that I know of.
In any case, I would strongly recommend to delete any pictures and even more importantly information about VC & SSR from the VASL files, as to make these files 'incomplete' so that you still need the scenario-card to play them for copyright reasons. That said, I am no lawyer or some such, so do not take this as 'official legal advice'.
1. vasl.info
Under the following link, you can find ready-made VASL setups. The regrettable thing is that the version info which was part of the filenames has been removed, so you do not know, how old the stuff is - unless that information is provided within the VASL file when you open it.
vasl.info
The good thing is, that with current VASSAL/VASL combinations (I use VASSAL 3.4.12 with VASL 6.6.1 as of 2. January 2021), you can easily update even very old VASL files (I have successfully tried with VASL files as old as v5.9.2) with a few steps, which I have
outlined in this and the following posts.
To get the vasl files online, it is my understanding that you would have to email them to Sam Tyson, whose contact you can find here (marked in the picture):
2. ASL Scenario Archive website
If you have an account on the
ASL Scenario Archive website and have logged in, then you can upload VASL files yourself.
To do so, search for the desired scenario via the 'Advanced Search' and open the the page of the scenario.
Then scroll down and click the tab 'User Files'. After that you can specify which (VASL-) file to upload from your machine, select the correct type (not an AAR in this case...), add a 'Description' if desired and then 'Upload'.
The site will not check details of your file, so please do not upload crap and once again - for copyright-reasons I would strongly recommend to delete all pictures and VC & SSR information from your VASL file to make it 'incomplete' and not equivalent to a complete scenario card.
The marked example below shows a VASL file for SP204 'Yankee Pride' with the filename thoughtfully providing the VASL version with which this VASL-file has been created.
von Marwitz