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Thank you so much!

holà amigo très intéressante ta vidéo, j'apprend par ta vidéo, l'automatisme je le fait avec Inskape, mais il y a pas mal de chose que j'aimerais régler comme une macro. Comme des bandes qui se suive ou des image aussi qui se suive dans certain numéros de carte. J'avoues avoir compris le fond et l'idée mais pas encore de comprendre l'utilisation. Faut que je prenne du temp pour comprendre. Encore merci pour ta video qui est assez complexe pour mes neurone 😀

How to shuffle them then take them out of state? I have 3 hexagons and i want to shuffle them.

I don't know if something changed in TTS but I cannot get a snap point to parent to an object, locked or unlocked

Extremely helpful, thanks

Thanks, exactly what I was looking, very usefull !

Thank you for these videos. They are extremely helpful.

Hello Ryan, I used to love your game A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Orbs back in the days of YoYo Games. I wanted to know if you were interested in being interviewed about your days of YoYo Games. I am in the process of making a video essay about that time. Basic questions would be about what being a game dev used to mean to you, and what it means now. If/How this time affected your life. And any standout memories you had from back then, good or bad. Thanks! -David Giles

Posso importar minhas cartas de pokemon e one piece agora, eu aprecio muito isso <3 obrigado

THIS IS SUPER HELPFUL THANK YOU!

5:22 I kept clicking on it but it won't fucking open WHY DID IT OPEN FOR YOU?

Your analytics from what I can see is showing that you need to learn to get to the point faster; hopefully in the 4 years you learned how to get to the point.

the deck editor is busted for me and a number of other people, very frustrating.

Hi i tried this and it was a really easy tutorial to follow! but i kept getting crashes whenever i would want to upload the deck and import it "Tabletop simulator unity 2019 error.4.40f1_ffc62b691db5" this is the error that crashes me everytime without fail. do you happen to know how to fix it? Thanks alot!

Awesome! thank you! exactly what i needed!

that cool thx

This tutorial is amazing, but for some reason, mine isn't working, and I can't figure out why. I copied his code exactly (except my variables having different names), but nothing happens. It loads fine, no error, but the cards won't refill. Any help?

After watching this, I added an export feature to a card constructor I'm building for a friend's TCG and now we can easily playtest. Saved me hours building a playtester. Didn't know TTS had such easy custom card support.

thanks

Are we able to do the same thing but with tiles? Or is it preferable to do this with cards?

What Im trying to do is, have a bunch of marbles, select them and I want the game to be able to count how many marbles there are and show it on the screen... How do I do it?

Great video! Thank you! Just getting into prototyping for a board game that has been in R&D for quite some time. Super excited to use this for the iterative design process! Was wondering if there is a way to round the corner on the Images. It seems that png files that are called to the cards must have sharp 90° corners.

Hi, the videos are from three years ago but I hope you will answer me. I have a problem with custom components. My game have a sort of three flat circular donuts, of three sizes, that go one inside the other, and in the center of them goes a taller cylinder-shaped piece. all parts should be able to move freely, I might want to put one of the three donuts in a sector where the cilinder-pawn is already there, or a pawn where there is a donut, or put or remove a donut where there are already others of different sizes . I created the 3D shapes with Blender, and they are really pierced in the center, but the objects overlap as if the hole didn't exist. A very crude trick I've found is to leave them overlapping (they're flat and it's not very noticeable) and use the U key to lower some of them, if I want to pick up one of the stack. Unfortunately the pawn does not respond in the same way, (like other standard 3D components that TTS offers such as "blocks" for example) the U key makes these components go down under ALL the shapes of a row, but does not make anything go down under them. A final solution which could be very simple but I don't know if it's possible (?), would be to be able to cancel the physics and solidity of all the objects, in practice so the objects would not stack on top of each other but would pass through each other. If you can think of a possible solution let me know, thank you! the game is very simple, it's abstract like checkers, nothing to stack, but only pawns and donuts one inside the other, even if all the shapes were without physics would be fine. thank you

Dude, We're already here. You don't need to sell us on a decision that we've already made. Sincerely, Everybody Here, phD

Is there any way to make it so there are 2 counters on the one token?

I literally send this link to everyone making a card game that doesn't know the good news (NaNDeck). Great tool to prototype rapidly! Thanks for the video.

thanks a lot for guide and link with code!

Have you made any videos on how to make these types of mods? I want to make a button with an icon on it and having issues getting that to work.

Thank you for the guide. Is there a video of you who teaches how to restart the game or begin another round with all cards and objects go back to first position?

HELLO, IT GETS ERRORS WHEN SAVEING, THE IMAGES AND TEXTS OVERLAP, I DON'T KNOW IF YOU CAN HELP ME... GREETINGS

Any way to apply a specific snap point location to every cards of a deck ? I can't get snap points to stay with any components at all. Cards, tiles...

Can you add states to an existing multiple states item ?

Such a rad video, thanks!

What if I wanted the number of cards to go down based on the number of players? I am not sure how I would write that out in the scripting. I feel like I would have to let TTS know that if there are 3 players, then draw 3 cards, but if there are 4 players, then draw 2 cards. Not sure how to do that though.

What if you want a deck with over 300 cards? How would you go about implementing such a card game?

Hey Ryan, my name is Dave. I love your videos they've helped me a lot. But I've got a problem that I could really use help with. I created an old board game that came out in 1980. Me and my friends love the game, but we are all over the country now and so I created in TTS. What I need is to have different game pieces to be distributed onto the game board. I originally had it work upon loading. But I really need it to do it by way of pushing a button. I have tried for hours and hours referring back and forth to your videos when needed (a lot), but I just can't seem to get it to work. I just tried to paste the code so you could see it, but it must have been too long bc I got an error message. I guess the best way would be to email me and I can reply back to you with the coding I was trying to use. I don't have a FB or X account so I can't communicate with you that way. So here's my email, I really hope you can help me. juliuscaesarhq@hotmail.com

Just what I needed thanks!

When I try to create a button, TTS always tells me "name cannot start with the ' ' character". Can any one tell me what I do wrong?

I just stumbled upon this and watched every minute. Pure gold, Ryan! Thanks for sharing with us, this is everything I would've wanted and more :)

Looking to see if there would be a way to make a counter that keeps track of hunger and thirst and as the number goes down it would let you know what state you are in, so it changes either an image of text. looking to run a game of Fallout 2d20.

Great to see a new video, I really appreciate the design content you make. Yes, there is definitely an opportunity to glean creative design juice from a game - even if you aren't completely loving it. Some good insights in these games for design elements, thanks!

Superb. I needed this video to explain concepts which are simple once you know them, but incomprehensible until then. :)

I'm adding images to cards, but every time i move to a new card, the old picture stays. It's like I can't have separate images for separate cards?

Why can't I just type text onto a card in tabletop simulator? Why must I use an external image editor - this makes it very tedious to workshop cards

Uh, am I just clueless but where on earth does exporting a file from nan actually *go?* Doubt I get an answer, I'm just shocked this wasn't explicitly made known.

I have been trying to import my first deck (6*4, 23 cards) but for some reason the game keeps crashing once I hit the import button, is that common?

I'm making a dungeon-generator for Tabletop Simulator as a university project and I'm running into a hurdle that I thought you might be able to help me with. I have thrown this problem at Reddit as well. As it stands, I'm capable of generating a board through a Json file by accessing image files on the local disk, but these dungeons are not visible in multiplayer. I can upload these images to the cloud in-engine, but that defeats the purpose of the generator. Is there a way I can prompt the user to upload the images upon load? I'm seeing a glimmer of hope in Lua scripting (for which I've grasped the very basics) but I can't seem a way to prompt the user with the option to upload the images to the cloud. Is there another example I can reference?

This video is SOOOO helpful, THANKS! I’m working on my first prototype and I have a nanDECK question. I’d like to add a varying number of circles to cards. These will be places where players deposit resources, and when the card is full, they can activate the card. So some cards will have 3, 5, or 7 circles. Some of these will also have special requirements, say the first resource has to be Fire. I could do this by making separate images for 3, 4, 7, and then 3 fire in the first, and 5 water in the first, and so on. But it seems to me there must be an easier way to automate this. Any advice? Thanks in advance.

how can i build an hex deck? im trying everything and my prototype is a hex game card. HELP!