Nice addition. Careful several of these new icons have not been added as brush, including the crocodiles. Maybe it's on the way

Oui elles sont très belles mais peu pratiques dans le cadre de votre outil où l'on cherche à faire des diagrammes parlant de façon simple.
A mon avis l'idéal serait des pièces occidentalisées, très simples, comme celles figurant ici:
http://www.eurasia-chess.com/shogi_kurnik02.jpg

Hello I still miss a piece symbol to represent the shogi generals: Gold general: 1 step, 6 directions: 4 orthogonal (fw, bw, lw, rw) and 2 diagonal fw Silver general: 1 step, 5 directions: straight fw, 4 diagonal . I can't use the Japanese shogi. Something simple like the two icons I have posted som...

Bonjour. Je suis un peu casse-pied mais je trouve que la tête de croco n'y ressemble pas beaucoup. L'encoche entre la mâchoire inférieure et le cou ne devrait pas exister, il faudrait la supprimer, un croco a le dessous de la tête plat. Les 2 mâchoires font sensiblement la même longueur, celui ci a ...

Thank you Jerome. That's neat. I think I had used Wikipedia to find what is rectangular ratio. Anyhow, your 15/14 looks much more natural, and as the matter of fact it is almost the similar ratio. So, keep it like you've done. Thanks.

Nice job, good to have these boards. Be careful, goban are very codified. The spaces are not square, but slightly rectangular. See Wikipedia page for precise value, ratio is 22 / 23.7. A shogigan would be useful, with 9x9 spaces. Also the shogiban has spaces that are also rectangular, 3.7 / 3.5. The...

yes. Thank you

Thank you very very much Jérôme for these additional features. That's nice. The Crocodile's head is not on-line yet. For the Silver and Gold Generals what I needed was something iconic, I can't use the Japanese writing pieces (although they are great). Something like you have done "westernising...

Hello what I have is very basic. I also put again a crocodile by the head only which will be consistent with the other icons you have.

Hello
I miss a piece symbol to represent the shogi generals:
Gold general: 1 step, 6 directions: 4 orthogonal (fw, bw, lw, rw) and 2 diagonal fw
Silver general: 1 step, 5 directions: straight fw, 4 diagonal

I would like to use them in some giant chess variants board
Thank you