I've looked at at least a half dozen intros to moding in TTS. This is by far the best. Presentation is properly paced for learning. Examples are clear. The choice of topics covered is excellent. Highly recommended! Bravo!
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@Alden Aldo thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
This was very helpful to me as I attempt to take my next steps toward actually finishing even one of my games and have it be presentable and playable once and for all. Thank you.
Thank you for this great overview! I could imagine digital prototyping being the new go-to way of building modern day board games. It's such an awesome tool!
Glad you found it useful! I plan on adding more videos to my "Prototyping in Tabletop Simulator" playlist, so let me know if there are specific topics you would like to see covered.
Really informative video! I'm pretty interested in learning about modding in TTS to implement unique mechanics like player hands, turn order, and other rules to prepare for online play.
Thanks for this clear video ! This is the best I have found so far ! :) Would you mind doing another one explaining how to play the game ? Like adding a timer if possible, or a countdown, preparing sets or making things disappear during the game (like token we put back in a box for example).. or adding a new rule during the game ? Thanks a lot ! and take care :)
Thanks for the suggestions! I'll add implementing a timer to my list of possible videos. Making things disappear in the game is as easy as selecting them and hitting delete/backspace on your keyboard (or right-clicking the object and selecting delete). Note that only the host can typically delete components; for other players to have that capability you need to promote them by clicking their player name in the top-right corner and selecting Promote.
I'm building up my own card games and figuring out the mechanics and what not. This is extremely helpful in playtesting especially since I'm still learning.
Great video. Did you create your car piece by scanning an existing car piece, or snipping an image? Plan on trying to making a ts game with an old micro game called hot spot. Thanks for your reply in advance
Thanks so much for this - I'm inspired now to finally take up game design. My obstacle in the past has always been the effort in obtaining all the little pieces I would need, but now the possibilities seem endless! Thanks again, and would love to playtest any of your designs if you're looking for people.
I'm glad you found it helpful, game design is a very rewarding hobby! Great piano playing by the way! I record some of my own playing for fun over on my personal channel: ruclips.net/p/PLHHWJZFtH3jXHnXAS6Sh6alk4cNZ1F_EV
I am having problem. Can you help me to fix it. I try to import an image to make a tile in this app. But when i do it, the app suddenly get error and out
I know this is late but I also was having problems and I figured out that apparently if you export something as CMYK it just doesn't work so you have to export in RGB idk why but it works when you do it like that. I hope that clears some problems for you or any future people
This is a solid intro tutorial at a good pace with good examples. However, your audio has an echoey mic sound (like it's coming out of two virtual speakers), which I find distracting.
Great video, thanks ! I started prototyping on TTS thanks to this video... I have one issue with this pipeline though : when I want to get my friends to try my games I need to upload everything on the cloud, making it a hassle to update the assets afterwards. Is there a way to keep all the assets linked locally yet invite people to my games to try them ?
Thank you for this! Do you know how to do automation/scripting? I'm just starting to consider transitioning into TTS (for prototyping--I've used it to play before) and I'm looking for resources on how easy/difficult some things are.
I just found your TTS video series as I'm looking into prototyping, and this seems like a great option. However, I am collaborating on my design and was wondering if it is possible for two folks who have TTS/Steam to work on creating/reworking components within the same game, either at different times or simultaneously. Any wisdom to share on this? Thanks for the great videos!
I came here curious about the limitations of Tabletop Sim, to weigh the pros and cons of making something custom in a game engine versus setting up a module in Tabletop Sim. Can I control what is visible to the other players, who has the ability to move and control certain physics objects, and precise coordinates/weights of objects in real time?
Hi there, I watched lots of your tutorial. They are very good, some time a bit too technical (but that it's). Do you know if there is a way in TTS to import your own Table???? Thanks
Thank you for the video... Does programming on Tabletop Simulator is an actual job..? Do designers pay for TTS programmers for the purpose of creating a virtual model of their game?
Hi there! Thank you so much for this video! I'm trying to build out our first game in TTS and this is super helpful! I was wondering if you could let me know what the name was for the program you mentioned using for laying out your cards in (and if there is a link to where to find it)? It sounded like you said "Nyan Deck" or something like that... but I couldn't find anything when trying to do a Google search for it, so I'm thinking I may have misheard that.
Could you clarify? I am planning to get to some tutorials on scripting custom behavior, but usually rules in Tabletop Simulator aren't enforced anymore than if you were sitting with friends at a physical table.
@@LudoLodge I would like to learn about scripting. How to set up everything and how tabletop process's the code so rules of the game and game mechanics are automated.
It's an old video and I hope this has changed since but I figured I'd let you know still. The sound is delayed between both ears in this video. It really made it hard to watch it, especially with headphones.
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.
You don't have to make your mods public if you don't want to, but any game you create is technically your intellectual property. I wouldn't sweat it, the board game industry is mostly filled with friendly folks and "stealing of ideas" is pretty much a non-issue. :)
Haha... A Macbook ends up being the best tool for most of my computer needs, but indeed it can be an annoyance when it comes to anything gaming related.
This was a good tutorial, but man I gotta say smacking your lips before every sentence is extremely distracting and gets very annoying very quickly. I'm amazed I haven't seen any comments like this. Again, good tutorial, but it's extremely unprofessional
I've looked at at least a half dozen intros to moding in TTS. This is by far the best. Presentation is properly paced for learning. Examples are clear. The choice of topics covered is excellent. Highly recommended! Bravo!
Not all heroes wear capes. Thank you, you are legendary!
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I somehow lost my login password. I appreciate any help you can give me!
@Alvaro Arturo Instablaster ;)
@Alden Aldo thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm trying it out now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Alden Aldo It worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out !
@Alvaro Arturo No problem =)
This was very helpful to me as I attempt to take my next steps toward actually finishing even one of my games and have it be presentable and playable once and for all. Thank you.
Thank you for this great overview! I could imagine digital prototyping being the new go-to way of building modern day board games. It's such an awesome tool!
So it is time! Tabletop simulator, I'm here to playtest with some awesome tutorial videos! thanks for the playlist how to prototype :)
Thank you very much! I watched your Nandeck video where you suggested TTS as a playtest tool, I will be using this liberally. :)
Just found this and I'm very grateful! There will be questions as I go on. Thanks!
Very cool! Don't know why it took so long to try this for prototypes, but I definitely will in the future.
Superb. I needed this video to explain concepts which are simple once you know them, but incomprehensible until then. :)
I have so many games I have wanted to make, absolutely going to be subscribing to this channel!
4:00
I'd say the video starts here
Thank you for these videos. They are extremely helpful.
Massively helpful! Subbed!
Rewatching the series to implement my prototype now, thanks again!
You're the best man, this helped me a lot ☺
Great! It's easier to get into than I thought
i know this video is old but i just wana let you know it still helps people :)
This is exactly what I was looking for. Learning how to use this great tool step by step. Thanks for that.
Glad you found it useful! I plan on adding more videos to my "Prototyping in Tabletop Simulator" playlist, so let me know if there are specific topics you would like to see covered.
Really informative video! I'm pretty interested in learning about modding in TTS to implement unique mechanics like player hands, turn order, and other rules to prepare for online play.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll keep those topics in mind for future videos!
I don't see what this has to do with Text to Speech but ok.
Nice introduction.
Thanks for the video!
Great intro video. I’m feeling pretty confident that I can use TTS with a little practice. Thanks
Subscribed! Thanks for the useful info
Such a rad video, thanks!
Great video! I was thinking about putting my prototype on TTS and will be watching your series with great interest ;)
such great tips! Thank you!
Thanks for this clear video ! This is the best I have found so far ! :)
Would you mind doing another one explaining how to play the game ? Like adding a timer if possible, or a countdown, preparing sets or making things disappear during the game (like token we put back in a box for example).. or adding a new rule during the game ?
Thanks a lot ! and take care :)
Thanks for the suggestions!
I'll add implementing a timer to my list of possible videos. Making things disappear in the game is as easy as selecting them and hitting delete/backspace on your keyboard (or right-clicking the object and selecting delete). Note that only the host can typically delete components; for other players to have that capability you need to promote them by clicking their player name in the top-right corner and selecting Promote.
@@LudoLodge Ok great thanks for your answer ! I'm almost done with my project ^^ Please do the time thing sooon !! ;)
Nice intro. Been working on this and have already learned some stuff. Would be interested in Asset Library tutorial. Keep it up. Great work.
Just what I needed thanks!
I'm building up my own card games and figuring out the mechanics and what not. This is extremely helpful in playtesting especially since I'm still learning.
I am a massive fan of this game and I have some custom games on it based on swimming and diving and TV shows.
We now have a Dog Eat Dog board game
Great video. Did you create your car piece by scanning an existing car piece, or snipping an image? Plan on trying to making a ts game with an old micro game called hot spot. Thanks for your reply in advance
Thanks so much for this - I'm inspired now to finally take up game design. My obstacle in the past has always been the effort in obtaining all the little pieces I would need, but now the possibilities seem endless! Thanks again, and would love to playtest any of your designs if you're looking for people.
I'm glad you found it helpful, game design is a very rewarding hobby!
Great piano playing by the way! I record some of my own playing for fun over on my personal channel: ruclips.net/p/PLHHWJZFtH3jXHnXAS6Sh6alk4cNZ1F_EV
@@LudoLodge thanks! Looks like we have more than one interest in common! :)
I am having problem. Can you help me to fix it.
I try to import an image to make a tile in this app. But when i do it, the app suddenly get error and out
I know this is late but I also was having problems and I figured out that apparently if you export something as CMYK it just doesn't work so you have to export in RGB idk why but it works when you do it like that. I hope that clears some problems for you or any future people
Tabletopia is so much simpler. But I like the possibilities on TTS
This is a solid intro tutorial at a good pace with good examples. However, your audio has an echoey mic sound (like it's coming out of two virtual speakers), which I find distracting.
Yeah, one of those fun things you find after you are all done recording, this should be fixed in all my other videos. :)
This was great and very useful. The think I need now is how to bring in 3D objects created in Blender or somewhere. I'm going to search for that now.
Great video, thanks ! I started prototyping on TTS thanks to this video... I have one issue with this pipeline though : when I want to get my friends to try my games I need to upload everything on the cloud, making it a hassle to update the assets afterwards. Is there a way to keep all the assets linked locally yet invite people to my games to try them ?
Thank you for this! Do you know how to do automation/scripting? I'm just starting to consider transitioning into TTS (for prototyping--I've used it to play before) and I'm looking for resources on how easy/difficult some things are.
Scripting is coming up soon on my list of TTS topics for this series!
I just found your TTS video series as I'm looking into prototyping, and this seems like a great option. However, I am collaborating on my design and was wondering if it is possible for two folks who have TTS/Steam to work on creating/reworking components within the same game, either at different times or simultaneously. Any wisdom to share on this? Thanks for the great videos!
great video bro
I made my very first game!
It's called Flip the Table.
I came here curious about the limitations of Tabletop Sim, to weigh the pros and cons of making something custom in a game engine versus setting up a module in Tabletop Sim.
Can I control what is visible to the other players, who has the ability to move and control certain physics objects, and precise coordinates/weights of objects in real time?
Thanks! This is exactly what I needed :D
Hi there, I watched lots of your tutorial. They are very good, some time a bit too technical (but that it's).
Do you know if there is a way in TTS to import your own Table???? Thanks
Thank you for the video...
Does programming on Tabletop Simulator is an actual job..?
Do designers pay for TTS programmers for the purpose of creating a virtual model of their game?
whats the custom csard maker tool ? cant hear what you said?
nanDECK, I have some tutorials here: ruclips.net/p/PLdHW9On5G8NJm5m1mULabskVYsM84M_SL
thank you, so much, thank you *breathes*
That was very informative !
Hi there! Thank you so much for this video! I'm trying to build out our first game in TTS and this is super helpful! I was wondering if you could let me know what the name was for the program you mentioned using for laying out your cards in (and if there is a link to where to find it)? It sounded like you said "Nyan Deck" or something like that... but I couldn't find anything when trying to do a Google search for it, so I'm thinking I may have misheard that.
Tyson's got it, it's nanDECK: www.nand.it/nandeck/
I'm glad you found this helpful!
Can multiple people work on the same project simultaneously?
So can i create just a simple tcg on here? Like a magic type game?
For sure! You can browse the Tabletop Simulator workshop if you want an idea of all the things that are possible.
Could you go over how to set up custom rules for a card or board game?
Could you clarify? I am planning to get to some tutorials on scripting custom behavior, but usually rules in Tabletop Simulator aren't enforced anymore than if you were sitting with friends at a physical table.
@@LudoLodge I would like to learn about scripting. How to set up everything and how tabletop process's the code so rules of the game and game mechanics are automated.
@@kirkbetz Cool, I plan to cover those kinds of things once I am through the basic topics I have on deck!
@@LudoLodge cool, thanks.
When I click singleplayer, nothing happens. Same for every other option
I may have watched this in 1.5 speed because it's a long video but it was definitely helpful!
No shame in the speed watch haha!
my brother won't play games with me on tabletop simulator because his mac's fan gets so loud... apparently he's not alone.
5:22 I kept clicking on it but it won't fucking open WHY DID IT OPEN FOR YOU?
Liked and subscribed :)
It's an old video and I hope this has changed since but I figured I'd let you know still. The sound is delayed between both ears in this video. It really made it hard to watch it, especially with headphones.
Yep, unfortunately both my computer mic and external mic were recording for this one, I fixed it in future videos.
GameMaker for board games....sweet.
Soft spot in my heart for GameMaker, changed my life almost 15 years ago.
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.
Ok...so lets just say I use this software and put it up...Who owns the "rights" to MY GAME?!
You don't have to make your mods public if you don't want to, but any game you create is technically your intellectual property. I wouldn't sweat it, the board game industry is mostly filled with friendly folks and "stealing of ideas" is pretty much a non-issue. :)
you can start from minute 5
Had to stop at 1:27
Man be using a Macbook for gaming...
*bell rings, "shame", *bell rings, "shame", *bell rings, "shame"
Haha... A Macbook ends up being the best tool for most of my computer needs, but indeed it can be an annoyance when it comes to anything gaming related.
@@LudoLodge understandable haha, the video is actually super useful. Great work!
Video is fine, but please stop smacking your lips every sentence
This was a good tutorial, but man I gotta say smacking your lips before every sentence is extremely distracting and gets very annoying very quickly. I'm amazed I haven't seen any comments like this. Again, good tutorial, but it's extremely unprofessional
My ears are bleeding
Why?