JTS Napoleonic Counter Project

[Hoplite1963]

And now for some screenshots

Screenshot 1 taken from a Russo Swedish War Scenario in the “Campaign Bautzen”, game with the “Divisional Colours” option turned on. Note artillery units with a red dot in the centre of the cannonball symbol are unlimbered and ready to fire (where it is entirely black they are limbered up for moving) while infantry units with a thick X symbol are in line formation while those with a thin X are still in column.



Screenshot 2 Taken from Republican Bayonets on the Rhine  with the “Divisional Colours” option turned off Prussians on the Left and French on the right. Note the Prussian skirmisher advancing up the road towards the French in the centre of the map. Artillery, leaders (as indicated by a gold star) and infantry skirmisher units leave the background of the unit symbol box entirely clear (apart from the unit type symbol itself) so as to allow either the national unit symbol box colour (as here) or the divisional colour (when turned on as in screenshot 1 above) to show through while cavalry and formed infantry have 1 or 2 of the 2 or 4 triangles left between the / or X filled in in white.



Screenshot 3 Taken from “Bonaparte's Peninsular War” again without Divisional Colours with images set in Windows to be `175% larger than normal, (I use this a lot to get a larger zoom level for HPS/JTS games) showing French line infantry, light infantry and supply units. This shows the gold and black directional markers placed at the edge of the unit symbol box to show the direction the unit was facing in, note light infantry, supply units, leaders and infantry in square do not have these.



Screenshot 4 line up of the allied army on the Waterloo ridge from “Waterloo 1815” with Divisional colours turned on,  note the 3 units in the centre that have formed square as indicated by the black and yellow box around the unit symbol box and the absence of the black  and gold directional markers referred to above. 



Screenshot 5 taken from NCP counter set 2 showing the Piedmont/Sardinia army at St Michele-La Bicocca form “Campaign Marengo” with  “Divisional Colours” turned off and  again with windows set to show everything 175% normal size.. Note also the bottom left corner and top right corner flags on the counters (one will always be viable even if the other is banked out by the gold and black directional marker)  and the Objective marker based on a Piedmont infantry flag.