VASL201

Design: Neal Ulen | Javascript: Kai Glanz A couple weeks ago I posted about using the VASL html templates I developed to spice up your scenarios with more info. The downside is that you need some basic knowledge of editing html and CSS do modify the code for you particular scenario. Not a skill that most people have. But,...

VASL advanced lesson 15a, where I show you how the upcoming release of VASL Templates connects with the aslscenarioarchive.com database to bring more info to your setups. This is an interlude to Lesson 15 showing the changes to the "Scenario Setup" block.

Lesson 12 starts where I left off with VASL101 Lesson 11, except I start moving into advanced topics. Here I show you how to break your VASL playing area into independent windows to create more room for your map view.

That's right, in the upcoming version of VASL Templates you can now analyze your dice rolls to your heart's content! Provided you record log files (.vlog). See Lesson 14 to learn how to do that.

I revisit this topic which was buried in a VASL 101 lesson and show you where to download and how to install VASL extensions.

Templates by: Neal Ulen Update: We've developed an online html generator that removes having to manually edit html. Click here to try it out!! Have you ever wanted a consistent information panel for all your VASL games, but didn't want to take the time to create one or set one up every time you played? I've got you covered! Not...

Learn what logfiles are, how to start recording a logfile, and how to combine them. I also touch on a future topic...VASL dicebot stats!

VASL advanced lesson 18. Learn how to use our tool to create a tidy scenario table for your VASL setups. No html, CSS, or programming knowledge needed! Just fill in the form and click the button to generate the html!