Card Games

8. Common Options

The Rule options and the Game options vary by game, but some options are common.

Rules / Player

First Dealer
First Player

Sets the first player or dealer. If Clockwise is selected, the first player or dealer changes clockwise for each play. If Random is selected, it is determined randomly.

Timer

Sets the time limit of the game in minutes.

Games / Game

Sorting Hand

(See 8.1)

Rearranging Hand

(See 8.2)

Hand Monitor

(See 8.3)

Games / System

Screen Orientation

Sets the game-specific screen orientation.

Inverted North Card

Enables or disables upside-down cards for the north player.

Log Size

Sets the maximum number of logs recorded. If this option is set to zero, no logs are recorded.

Skip Size

Sets the number of skips in the replay mode.

Net Level

Sets the default level of computer players in multiplayer games (See 8.4).

Games / Animation

Custom Settings

Sets the game-specific animation options. If the value is set to Disabled, the values from the System settings are used.

Games / Control

Custom Settings

Sets the game-specific control options. If the value is set to Disabled, the values from the System settings are used.

Games / Hand Control

Custom Settings

Sets the game-specific hand control options. If the value is set to Disabled, the values from the System settings are used.
8.1 Sorting Hand
This option sets how your hand is sorted (Fig. 8-1). This function is disabled if Sorting Hand is disabled. The order of suits is set in Suit Order. Values 1 to 4 are assigned in order from left to right. When the same value is set, it is regarded as the same order.
Fig. 8-1 Sorting Hand
8.2 Rearranging Hand
If this option is enabled, you can swap cards in your hand (Fig. 8-2). If you cannot select a single card, you may be able to select it with a long press (Fig. 8-3).
Fig. 8-2 Rearranging Hand 1
Fig. 8-3 Rearranging Hand 2
8.3 Hand Monitor
If this option is enabled, a player's hand will be displayed (Fig. 8-4).
Fig. 8-4 Hand Monitor
8.4 Net Level
This option is used when setting computer levels in multiplayer games.
Fig. 8-5 Net Level
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