A small update of Wiz Solitaire for iPad has just been published in the App Store.

This release includes some graphic optmizations that will make cards move in a  smoother way.

Klondike, a classic game included in Wiz Solitaire for iPad (click to enlarge)

Visit the App Store now to download your Wiz Solitaire for iPad

A fresh version of Tablatures has just been made available.

This release includes the following changes:

• The Chord Dictionary panel can be resized.
• It’s possible to click on the zoom value to edit it, for those who don’t always like to use the slider.
• When editing a bend, “Release (gradual)” couldn’t be set correctly. It has been fixed.
• A keyboard shortcut to toggle chord names has been added: c.

Although 3Doku can already generate more games than you can imagine, sometimes you might want to test your skills on a very specific game, which you might have found on the Daily Telgraph, for instance

In this case, you can create a save-game to load in 3Doku using this online tool.

Let’s see how it’s possible to change the rules which define the way notes are beamed together in Tablatures.

Tablatures allows to change the beaming pattern on a per-bar basis. The pattern is defined in the Time Signature page of the barline properties sheet:

Editing the beaming pattern (click to enlarge)

There you would enter the number of 8th notes to group together. In the example, you can see that entering 2 will result in groups of four 16th notes (which are equivalent to two 8th notes).

When you add a new barline, Tablatures will automatically copy the settings of the previous bar.

You’re currently looking at the brand new site design. Hopefully, you’ll like it just as much as I do.

If you notice any problem that might have crept in, or you just wish to share your feedback on the new look, please contact us.