Steve Sisk
United States
Rochester
New York
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I just got permission from the copyright holder of the images to make the files for this version available for download!!
To accommodate the artscow crowd, I'm using the original images to redoing them as poker size (2.5" x 3.5") at full 300 dpi using the original images.
Since this will take a little time, I wanted to ask if people would rather have them done with a white border as shown in the image here or with a full bleed.
I will continue working on other aspects of the cards, once I get to finishing suspect cards, I will use the results of this poll to determine the layout (even if there's only one response!!).
Many thanks to Jim Ferreira for kind permission to use his images!
-Steve
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Steve Sisk
United States
Rochester
New York
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The files are almost done (only about 5 more cards to layout)!
I'll leave the poll up for the rest of today (Wednesday 6/3/09) and start doing the output tomorrow. Unless there is a last minute upset, it's looking like the white border crowd is winning out!
Everything should be ready to upload by the end of the week and hopefully approved by early next week.
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Carlos Robledo
United States
Atlanta
Georgia
Click my Extended Stats user Microbadge!
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Suscribing to thread!
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Steve Sisk
United States
Rochester
New York
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Wow, white border is winning by a landslide, so white border it is!
I'll begin the output process making them all 780 x 1081 as specified on the Artscow website.
They should be available soon! (I'll make the artwork that I used for the box and rules available in another file too for those interested in them).
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Steve Sisk
United States
Rochester
New York
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Everything has been uploaded (5 zip files for more than 30Mb of images) and is awaiting admin approval!!
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Steve Sisk
United States
Rochester
New York
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Update: The files have been approved and are now available!
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KAS
United States
Arlington
Virginia
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Great work.
Links for the lazy (like me):
File 1 of 5
File 2 of 5
File 3 of 5
File 4 of 5
File 5 of 5
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UA Darth
United States
Garwood
New Jersey
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Why are there 2 "O"s in deck 1?
I think I figured it all out. I used the custom decks that have multiple backings. I found the rules online.
Do you know of a scan of the investigation pad?
The rules also say 40 chips, do they need to be anything specific or just any tokens?
Thanks!
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Evgeny Reznikov
Israel
Haifa
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http://www.boardgamegeek.com/article/3716378#3716378
Coupon for a 54 different card deck (single back design) for $4.99.
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UA Darth
United States
Garwood
New Jersey
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Thanks, what about the 2 Os or the investigation sheet?
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Ron K
United States
Marcellus
New York
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IIRC, one of them has an umlaut diacritic ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umlaut_(diacritic) ) above the O so they are treated as two different characters. Apparently, the game needed one more character than the English alphabet offers.
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Steve Sisk
United States
Rochester
New York
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RaDiKal wrote: Apparently, the game needed one more character than the English alphabet offers.
Exactly right. As near as I can tell, the number and distribution of the investigation cards mandates that the number of suspect cards be evenly divisible by 3, thus the need for the umlauted o to serve as the 27th character.
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Jeff M
United States
Winter Park
Florida
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kneumann wrote:
even better for those on other than boardgamegeek.com domain...
Black Vienna DIY 1 of 5
Black Vienna DIY 2 of 5
Black Vienna DIY 3 of 5
Black Vienna DIY 4 of 5
Black Vienna DIY 5 of 5
though technically they could have all been uploaded to a single file "page" with the 5 different files (or even better all in a single file unless anyone still uses dial up?  )
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Roland W. est. 1984
Germany
Unterriexingen
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somebody done this with artscow already?
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Darrin Knode
United States
Hagerstown
Maryland
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evil_puck wrote: somebody done this with artscow already?
if they have, does that mean we can too using their files or something?
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