Hand Offsets

Set how high your own hand sits

• A Vertical Position slider in Hand Options, beside Card Size, with Down, Reset and Up presets.
• Lift the hand clear of the fold so you can see more of each card, or tuck it further down when the table matters more.
• It is yours alone. It changes nothing for anyone else at the table, and it is remembered in your browser.
• The area that accepts a card dropped into your hand moves with it, so what you can drop onto is what you can see.

Duplicating

• Ctrl+D on a single piece leaves the copy stacked on the original, as a stack of two or a deck of two.
• Previously the copy landed on the original's exact position and was invisible, so the table looked unchanged and the only way to tell it had worked was to drag the top one off.
• It applies to anything that can stack. A card becomes a deck of two exactly as a token becomes a stack of two.

Fixed

Moving a duplicated set no longer collapses it into one pile

• Duplicating a group of pieces and then moving them merged the whole set into a single stack, every time.
• Two rules now. A drag can never land on something it is carrying, so members of a selection cannot swallow each other.