Credits

Artwork

The counters, map and playing aids artwork in The African Campaign Module was created by John Edwards at Jedko Games (see http://jedko.com.au/).

Scott Pitcher created the The African Campaign's Vassal module during February and March 2012.

The following toolbar buttons use images from The Tango! Desktop Project and were found on Wikimedia: Undo last move (Edit-undo.svg), Step forward through log file (Go-next.svg), Show/Hide server controls (Network-workgroup.svg), Retire allow another player to take your side (System-log-out-2.svg), Show the notes window (Accessories-text-editor.svg), Save map as a PNG image (Camera-photo.svg), Zoom in (View-zoom-in.svg), Select zoom (View-zoom-target.svg), Zoom out (View-zoom-out.svg), the background image in the Mark all pieces as not moved button (Mail-mark-junk-2.svg).

The d6 button image is from Wikimedia (Dice trad.png), and is a public domain image from the Open Clip Art Library.

The d10 button image is from Wikimedia (Green-d10.svg), and is a derivative work by Doublecompile of a work by Krdan, released under the Creative Commons license.

The binocular image in the Show/Hide overview window button is from Wikimedia (Gnome-edit-find.svg) and the Gnome Icon Theme by the Gnome Icon Artists and is licensed under the GNU General Public License.

The "crossed swords" image used in some of the game markers (e.g. Battle Odds) was created by Gfi and is available on Wikimedia (see http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gfi-set01-battlefield.png).

The globe featured in the Hide/Show Pieces and the Map Overview buttons was found on Wikimedia and is a public domain image.

Copyrights

The African Campaign is Copyright © 1973, Jedko Games, VIC. AUSTRALIA. Jedko Games have given their kind permission for this Vassal module to be published provided no copy of the rule book is included with it.

The African Campaign Vassal Module [Not the artwork!] was written by Scott Pitcher and is released under the GNU General Public License (see http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html).

The Vassal gaming engine is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1 or later, and is owned by the various developers (see http://www.vassalengine.org/ for more information).