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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Sat, Dec 17, 2005 04:03 AM UTC:
I've now uploaded an updated zip file with alternate piece sets and boards for the ZRF. These include the last board I showed here plus two more, one being similar to another board I showed earlier. The new piece sets include Big5 Chinese, GB Chinese, Western Chinese, Eurasian, and Alfaerie. I have recolored the Smess-style board for better contrast and visibility. The blue arrows are now violet, which is actually closer in color to the arrows on my Smess board, and the yellow squares and green arrows are a bit darker to reduce glare. I have renamed the Dumbo piece the Fuddy-Duddy, I have redesigned the Clodhopper, and I have redrawn the whole Smess-style piece set for consistency of style. In case I want to change anything later, I'll wait for feedback before sending this updated zip file to Zillions of Games. I'll work on new Game Courier presets tomorrow.

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