I'd be interested to hear other people's experiences, but hear's my
take:
- There shouldn't be any limit to the number of files on the iPad.
Well, technically there is, but it's way higher than 160.
- It is possible that something is timing out when copying the files
from the root directory to the game directory (which happens when
EveryGame starts up). You might try quitting, and starting the app. If
you still see your individual files in the iTunes copy files window,
that could be it. After starting EveryGame, they should all be in sub-
folders. Have you verified the missing images are in the game
directory (and openable) when you copy it to your computer?
- You certainly can copy only the updated files to the iPad. They will
overwrite the old versions, but the other files will remain intact.
- There's no way right now to rotate the piece image in EveryGame. If
you want the piece rotated by 90 degrees, you'll need a second image,
specified by the sides tag. We might add this in the future, but not
right away. To convert all of your cards, in the meantime, you might
try looking at the built in Automator app on the Mac.
- The general approach for a deck of cards though is:
A location of type stack
One piece per card, each with two sides, the first always identical
for the back, the second unique per card for the front. They should
all have their initial location set to the stack location.
Then, you would have more locations for wherever you wanted to drag
them to, and either location_in_action or double_tap tags which use
the set_side or increment_side actions to flip them over.
-Nathaniel