I use a computer code written in the OpenOffice (a free open source office suite) macro language (a version of BASIC). The code handles ship stats, movement, combat and damage.
Thanks. The labels are made using a word processor (OpenOffice), white text on a blue-green background. They are printed on plain paper with an inkjet, then glued to the bases using Matte Medium. The text does not look very white because the ink runs a bit when the Matte Medium soaks in. A laser jet printer would be better.
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These look great. I have painted up some British Armored Cruisers and waiting on their German opponents. What rules are you using for them.
I use a computer code written in the OpenOffice (a free open source office suite) macro language (a version of BASIC). The code handles ship stats, movement, combat and damage.
Looks great. I do spreadsheet programming too. Any chance of getting a copy of yours?
Looks great as always. What do you use for the names of the ships. My label maker does not look as good.
Thanks. The labels are made using a word processor (OpenOffice), white text on a blue-green background. They are printed on plain paper with an inkjet, then glued to the bases using Matte Medium. The text does not look very white because the ink runs a bit when the Matte Medium soaks in. A laser jet printer would be better.