More development at the isometric village today,
Activity is underway,
It occurs to me that if the individual uints were encoded in a colour font, then such displays could be sent in emails.
With OpenType glyph substitution each unit could be accessed using a seuence of characters. If the sequences were ll of the same length and an "opener" common to all were used and the various distinguishing parts of sequences were all in digits, then the underlying text displays would be clearly set out, assisting editing.
However, some units with small right-angled triangles in the corners would be needed for highest quality displays, but a good idea of the intended layout could be indicated with a lower quality display.
There are now five areas in the isometric village. Please add your own ideas.
I have made each unit as 346 pixels wide by 200 pixels high.
So a ratio of approximately root 3 to 1, so as to give a good approximation to the 30 degrees angle of an isometric projection.
I made the images using Microsoft Paint.
William