Click here to change the amount of "snap" (the "snappyness") for each piece. The "snap" determines how easily a piece will "snap" into place.
The smaller the "snap", the closer a piece must be to its place (or its neighbour) for it to "snap" into place.
Click here to change the amount of randomness for each piece generated. The more the randomness, the more ΓÇ£pulledΓÇ¥ or ΓÇ£pushedΓÇ¥ a piece will appear.
Depending on the ΓÇ£Play byΓÇ¥ menu above, you can click here to change the average height of the pieces or the number of pieces down the board.
Depending on the ΓÇ£Play byΓÇ¥ menu above, you can click here to change the average width of the pieces, the number of pieces across the board, or the total number of pieces you wish to play with.
Select how you want to determine the piece sizes with this pop-up menu; some options shown below will change.
When you start a new game, you can specify a different method if the ΓÇ£Offer a shape to selectΓÇ¥ button above is selected.
Select your preferred piece shape with this pop-up menu.
Not available because Jigsaw could not find any shapes! You cannot play any new games.
Select your preferred piece shape with this pop-up menu.
When you start a new game, you can specify a different shape if the ΓÇ£Offer a shape to selectΓÇ¥ button above is selected.
When this option is selected, you will always be asked to choose shape options when you start a new game.
Not available because this option is not available in the unregistered version. Registration also entitles you change the other shape options.
When this option is selected, you will always be asked to choose shape options when you start a new game.
When this option is selected, the shape and options shown below are automatically used for any new games.
You will not be asked to choose shape options when you start a new game.
Using this setting causes your games to always have an offscreen buffer. You wonΓÇÖt be allowed to play games without a buffer. Jigsaw may use memory that could otherwise be used to open other programs or be used by other open programs or the system.
Using this setting causes your games to have an offscreen buffer only if your Mac has enough spare system memory. Jigsaw may use memory that could otherwise be used to open other programs or be used by other open programs or the system.
Using this setting causes your games to have an offscreen buffer only if Jigsaw has enough spare memory after it creates the game.
Using this setting causes your games to never have an offscreen buffer. This decreases the memory used by Jigsaw but makes the pieces you drag look flashy.
An offscreen image buffer makes dragging pieces smoother but uses more memory. Not available because Jigsaw is set to create games with rotated and turned over pieces. Such games must have a buffer so this popup menu is set and fixed at ΓÇÿAlwaysΓÇÖ for you.
An offscreen image buffer makes dragging pieces smoother but uses more memory. You can tell Jigsaw how hard it should try to get a buffer with these options.
Enable this option to only drag an outline of a selected piece if the current game does not have an offscreen image buffer.
Instead of drawing a flashing piece (which you may find irritating), only its outline is drawn.
Enable this option to always hide all the other loose pieces when you drag a piece. This leaves only those pieces that have been correctly placed visible.
Tip: hold down the option key before selecting a piece to hide the pieces for that click.
Enable this option to put any big joined pieces on top of all the other pieces.
This may cover smaller pieces when the big piece is dropped, thus making it impossible to select them until you move the big piece.
Enable this option to draw the edges of each piece.
This may make it easier to identify the pieces that you can move.
Enable this option to display exactly where each piece belongs.
This should have been called ΓÇ£too easy modeΓÇ¥ :-)
Hides the animated outline around the loose pieces.
Shows the loose pieces of the frontmost game with an animated outline.
Disabled because the frontmost window (if any) is not a game window.
Shows the loose pieces of the frontmost game with an animated outline.
Game menu
Use this menu to change settings and options in the active game. Not available because there is a dialogue on the screen. You need to dismiss the dialogue first.
Game menu
Use this menu to change settings and options in the active game.
