zgrose
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Actually, the best way to make a clean whole game (for a demo, for instance) would probably be to load VASSAL twice. Use one instance to watch all the logs, and the second instance to record the moves. So like a film editor, you would keep the interesting bits, and throw out the bad cuts.
It is a bit labor intensive but any game where one play can inject actions during another player's turn *usually* does not lend itself to wholesale splicing of the logs together.
What would really float my boat is if VASSAL could take screenshots and stack them together for you into an animated gif-like object. So you would step through your logs and click off what would later become your frames. Then you can truly watch your game unfold. =)
It is a bit labor intensive but any game where one play can inject actions during another player's turn *usually* does not lend itself to wholesale splicing of the logs together.
What would really float my boat is if VASSAL could take screenshots and stack them together for you into an animated gif-like object. So you would step through your logs and click off what would later become your frames. Then you can truly watch your game unfold. =)
