TTS for wargames?

[Nef]

Loving some of the stuff I've found so far (much easier to manage my Eklund games on TTS), but I wsa wondering how to get started with wargaming using TTS.

I've got a copy of Bolt Action at home, but after trawling the boards I can't really see how it'd work.

Main issue is scale: tables/grids are a set arbitrary size (Inches?), I can't see any way to change the table size, only scale up/down the grid, which has its limits.

Found a few model asset packs; is there a way to set a specific scale for models, or will I have to eyeball it for every figure?

finally terrain, are there any asset packs on the workshop people use for WW2? I've had a trawl and found a few complete maps but not much in the way of packs, also can't see how you'd do hills.

Or is TTS not really worth it for wargaming?

Thanks.

[Kendo353]

hi Evil Dr Foetus. sorry i've only just seen this. TTS is brilliant for wargaming. i use it for writing rules and testing/playing solo games. you can create any scale you want.. 6mm 10mm, 20mm, 28mm or 54mm. personally i use hex or square grids (on my table texture), so that i don't have to fanny around measuring distances with rulers. hills? they are just another object that you can add to a tabletop. to answer your question, TTS is "totally worth it".

[Fanatical Meat]

Kendo, help me out please.
If using 6mm scale and one mm=1 foot how big of a map can one generate with TTS?