Marboard Manual

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Starting the Marboard Client

To start the marboard client, just double click on marboard-client.jar.

TODO: Zip needs fixing or add webstart

Create account

This is done automatically, a random account is created for you each time you login.

Connect to server

Starting the Marboard client will automatically connect you to the main server

Basic commands

When you login you will see the white background and whatever images are already on the board.

 

We don't want to see these, lets start afresh and Clear the screen:

 

The screen will return to white.

To add your first image, just left click on the white screen and you will make a small black dot. Lets change the color to blue and the thickness to 10, really thick!

   

Left click again and you will see a thicker blue dot.

Marboard can also draw lines, and rectangles. We'll use the tool selector to change to Lines:

 

To draw a line, left click once where you want the start of the line, then release the mouse, and left click again where you want the end of the line.

Likewise to draw a rectangle, left click once where you want one corner of the rectangle, then release the mouse, and left click again where you want the opposite corner of the rectangle.

 

To make the image above, I made two dots. Then I changed to Line tool and changed the Color to Red. Then I made three red lines, which was two clicks each, one click for the start and one click for the end of each line. And then I changed to rectangle, changed the Color to Magenta and the fill Color to Pink. I made one click for the top left corner of the nose and another click for bottom right corner. I didn't drag the mouse at all, I just clicked once for each dot, and twice for the other shapes.