I like it and eagerly await a units section a PP : P

Just published the line of fire tool called, "Crosshairs". A search for, "HeroClix" in the Android Market should bring up, "Crosshairs for HeroClix".

It's also available on the webpage I setup for these apps: http://heroclix.adamkomar.com

I'd like to centralize and generalize discussion of software tools for HeroClix so that any developer can take an idea for a tool and develop it for whatever device or system they know how to develop for. To that end, I created a social group called, "Crafty Clix". If you're interested in HeroClix tools in any digital form, whether to use them or develop them, join up and discuss some ideas. http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/group.php?groupid=69

Darn, an LOF tool would be even more useful to me-- currently I go to a webpage, and that's clunky.

Still no idea why these don't show up for 1.6 and earlier users?

Actually, did a little googling, and it's probably due to screen size, not OS level. Is that something you can change?

Still waiting for a WebOS app.

Ignatz, direct me to your Google results and I'll see what I can do.

Hair10, I don't even know what WebOS is.

http://androinica.com/2009/10/11/htc...option-update/

Apparently, the manifest specifies which screen sizes it runs on.

It's the OS that Palm developed for their mobile devices.

I will look into it as soon as I get home in a bit, Ignatz.

And that as well, hair10. Since I don't have a device that runs WebOS, I can't make any guarantees.

Okay, Ignatz, I just published versions of all the applications I've made with manifests that say all screen sizes are supported, but my emulator keeps crashing so I can't test it. Try it again and let me know what happens.

hair, I checked out development for WebOS. Apps for it are developed in C/C++ unlike Android apps which are developed in Java. I'm familiar with C/C++, but it's been a long time since I've used it. I'm downloading the SDK and I'll look further into it to see what I can do to port the Android apps over to WebOS.

Well I can get bone thrower so that is good now I need to figure how to get the. Rest

Keep up the good work Speedster. Hopefully this will spread to us iphone zombies one day.

I just installed the SDK for WebOS and I'm downloading the (massive) SDK for the iPhone now. I'm gonna wander around both a bit and see if I think I can do anything with them. If I can, I know it's going to be difficult since I don't have a phone that runs either one so I can't properly test apps. These SDKs seem to come with emulators to test apps on, but from my experience with the Android emulator, they're not 100% accurate to the real thing.

The iPhone emulator is pretty darn accurate, but yeah, not 100%. Do you have a mac? Also, iPhone doesn't support open development, so you'd need to create a company ($100) and have apple approve the app to get in on the app store.