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5 August

Update v7.8 Three Cheers For Master DLC, Touch Support, & Saved Camera Improvements!

We’ve got some great overall improvements and cleanups in Tabletop Simulator this update. Touch support has been added back in so be sure to play the tutorial to find out all the controls.

There are some great improvements to the Saved Camera feature, Scripting, and much more!

Our latest DLC, Three Cheers For Master by Atlas Games is now live!

Three Cheers For Master is a hilariously fun card game for 2-6 players with gameplay lasting anywhere from 20-45 minutes. The rules may be daunting at first, but after your first play of the game, you’ll see how much fun and easy it can be.

Three Cheers For Master DLC

Three Cheers For Master is now available for $4.99 with a 10% launch discount.
2-6 Players | Ages 13 & Up | 20-40 Minutes
Read the frequently asked questions and some tips and tricks here.
Only the host needs to own all our DLCs.

Wizard’s Academy Update

The order of the faculty boards now matches the listing in the cover Index.
Tooltips are hidden for Faculty boards,
Tooltip State numbers are now completely hidden for the 17 Rooms. A note of which can now be found at the bottom of the game boards description notes.
The word "Token" has been added to the following Water, Fire, Imp, Troll & Demon token piles for clarity.

Scythe Update

Tooltips hidden for player mats and structural bonus tiles

Zombicide Update

Tooltip states hidden for Character dashboards, main mission selector board and large map tiles in the main component box.

Simurgh Update

Fixed pedestal saying "Wood" instead of "Meat Tokens".

DLC Improvements

Updated all DLCs to make certain objects not interactable, like the custom floors, backgrounds, tables, etc.
If you’d like to do this for your own mods, check out our scripting example here.
This is a very simple script that anyone can use to add to their mods to make any object non-interactable.

TTS Deck Editor

The Deck Editor created by Froghut has been added to Windows builds in the modding folder.
Once verified it works on other platforms, it will be added to those folders as well.
You can download it for yourself here to see if it will work on your system.
The Deck Editor is a more enhanced and continually updated version of the old Deck Builder.
You can choose different deck sizes other than 10x7.
Another nice feature of this editor is the ability to upload exported decks directly to various image hosting sites.
If you have any issues or find any bugs, please post them in this thread for Froghut to look into and be sure to offer your gratitude for this great program.

Touch Support

Touch has been added back in.
Tutorial is now supported; play to learn the controls.
Supports gestures like pinch to zoom, panning, 2 finger panning, etc.
You can now swap between touch and mouse smoothly.
Not all tools are working yet for touch.

Saved Camera Improvements

Camera states now persist into save files and shared with everyone in the room.
Camera states are now no longer globally saved.
You can now remove a camera state by saving at it's already saved position.
Camera state 0 will override the space bar position for everyone at the table instead of using the hand location.
To set Camera state 0, move where you want your space bar position to be and press Ctrl + 0. This is the new space bar position for all users.
Camera Load hotkey has been changed to due to State conflicts.
Hotkeys: Camera load - “Shift + #” and Camera save - “Ctrl + #”.
It’s a great time to update your mods to add camera saves to help people navigate around the table more easily.

Scripting New Features & Improvements

Refactored code to make adding new features easier.
Speed improvement.
Added promoted, host, admin to the player class.
Object added tooltip bool.
Object Flip() fixed to function like ingame flip.
Object SetSmooth() added two optional bools collision, fast move.
Made x, y, z vectors more consistent so you can use numbered index (1,2,3) or letters (x,y,z).
Made r,g,b colors more consistent so you can use numbered index (1,2,3) or letters (r,g,b).
Added broadcastToAll(), broadcastToColor().
Fixed bug in scale().
Fixed scale parameter on spawnobject().

Improvements

Lift height and rotation snap degrees are now saved between games (finally!).
Joints now survive between State changes.
Changing the table while having things in your hand will automatically be moved to the new location on the table.
Improved local files check to be more accurate.
Improved tutorial wording on certain steps to improve clarity.
Improved text readability at 2560x1440 resolution.
Hover flipping / rotating should be much more smooth.
Improved the landing of stacked objects when hover flipped, so they no longer explode.
Push changed from Shift to ‘N’ for Nudge.
Reduced flickering of player names on table surfaces.

Fixes

Fixed table player names being wrong when joining late.
Fixed issue with the Notebook tabs being duplicated.
Fixed issue with “Back is hidden” not working for unique decks.
Fixed issue with local files checking the wrong input.
Fixed issue with hands facing the same way.
Fixed clients being unable to shuffle or shake dice.
Fixed custom card losing unique back status when saved and then loaded.
Fixed chat enter button not sliding to match chat size.
Fixed jointed objects & collision issues
Fixed bug where snap points and change color were duplicated up above.
Fixed issue with Contextual menu clumping.

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“Tabletop Simulator makes me so happy!”
Rock, Paper, Shotgun

“The ingenuity that went into making this [Tabletop Simulator] is pretty impressive.”
Polygon

“It’s just a really nice way to play and experiment with new board games.”
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Posted: 10 August

Friends not included.

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Posted: 9 August

Best VR experience.

Also this game is like getting every board game you can into $20

Perfect for classic board games. Home to secret hitler. Unfortunately, some board games cost money ($10!!)

This game is a lot of things. It is fun, nicely done, silly, practical and very social.
This game is good in so many ways. Tabletop game creators get to playtest their games before trying to release. People who play a lot of card games can play them online. People who play tabletop games in general can play them anytime with their friends.

Because of the amount of features this game provides, you always have just the features required to play any tabletop game. Heck, it even let a friend and me play some card games we've wanted to try out before buying!

Great game, fun with friends. It's better than going out and buying every single board/card game possible. Also allows you to use portable devices (mp3/Tablet) that I would recommend you to be the host or you'll have a possibility that your friends would bother the ♥♥♥♥ out of you by spamming in multiple mp3s while violating your eardrums :)

10/10

this i do not enjoy

Posted: 8 August

If you came here looking for a Tabletop simulator review you're in the wrong place. However, if you came here for a apple pie recipie, you came to the right place.

Pastry

2
cups Gold Medal™ all-purpose flour
1
teaspoon salt
2/3
cup plus 2 tablespoons shortening
4
to 6 tablespoons cold water
Filling

1/3
to 1/2 cup sugar
1/4
cup Gold Medal™ all-purpose flour
1/2
teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2
teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/8
teaspoon salt
8
cups thinly sliced peeled tart apples (8 medium)
2
tablespoons butter or margarine

Directions

1 In medium bowl, mix 2 cups flour and 1 teaspoon salt. Cut in shortening, using pastry blender (or pulling 2 table knives through ingredients in opposite directions), until particles are size of small peas. Sprinkle with cold water, 1 tablespoon at a time, tossing with fork until all flour is moistened and pastry almost cleans side of bowl (1 to 2 teaspoons more water can be added if necessary).
2 Gather pastry into a ball. Divide in half; shape into 2 flattened rounds on lightly floured surface. Wrap in plastic wrap; refrigerate about 45 minutes or until dough is firm and cold, yet pliable. This allows the shortening to become slightly firm, which helps make the baked pastry more flaky. If refrigerated longer, let pastry soften slightly before rolling.
3 Heat oven to 425°F. With floured rolling pin, roll one pastry round into round 2 inches larger than upside-down 9-inch glass pie plate. Fold pastry into fourths; place in pie plate. Unfold and ease into plate, pressing firmly against bottom and side.
4 In large bowl, mix sugar, 1/4 cup flour, the cinnamon, nutmeg and 1/8 teaspoon salt. Stir in apples until well mixed. Spoon into pastry-lined pie plate. Cut butter into small pieces; sprinkle over filling. Trim overhanging edge of pastry 1/2 inch from rim of plate.
5 Roll other round of pastry into 10-inch round. Fold into fourths and cut slits so steam can escape. Unfold top pastry over filling; trim overhanging edge 1 inch from rim of plate. Fold and roll top edge under lower edge, pressing on rim to seal; flute as desired. Cover edge with 2- to 3-inch strip of foil to prevent excessive browning.
6 Bake 40 to 50 minutes or until crust is brown and juice begins to bubble through slits in crust, removing foil for last 15 minutes of baking. Serve warm if desired.

Was very much enjoying the game, however i was not allow to speak my mind in the ways that the golbal chat is too open for inturpretation and could be use for anything, it turns out i was wrong! global now means news about the game, who knew? i am dissapointed with the legal system withing this game and wish to have a formal apology withing 5 hours and 23 minutes.

This is a pretty excellent tool for playing tabletop games: card games, board games, and role playing games. If you've ever used programs like roll20, it's similar in concept, but much more advanced. It has a huge number of features, and a huge number of mods in the workshop to expand it. I switched over to it after several people from my role playing group moved away, and honestly, other than the more limited social interaction, I prefer it now to actually playing in person. There are a few flaws, or things that could be improved on, but overall it does the job it sets out to do extremely well.

This is pretty much the best video game ever. Note: Tabletop Simulator does not run or officiate the games for you in any way. You draw the cards, roll the dice or go DIRECTLY to Jail without passing Go or collecting $200. Whether or not all fines go under Free Parking to be collected upon landing is your own damned business. Modding games into is just a matter of scanning 2D art or designing 3D objects using your own CAD/CAM software. No programming needed and most games have their (updated/corrected) rules on the web in PDF format.

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Saphire LF Clan GER

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Posted: 28 July

i wish i had friends

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Yetigamer369

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Posted: 29 July

I played UNO with strangers, and then more strangers joined and changed it to a furry porn game.

Celtic Batman

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Posted: 11 July

This is one of those games (or perhaps application is the right term) that I wanted to get for a long time. I bought it during the summer sale at 50% off and feel like it was a good value, but know it is almost useless in single player, unless you want a strange option for playing solitaire. It's all about the multiplayer, either online, or in hotseat mode which would be couch multiplayer. I have played a few pure online games, but prefer to play couch MP. The workshop is amazing, thanks to all the steamers that have made amazing content for this game and all the great games that inspired them.

Salt Rook

130 products in account

Posted: 25 July

Poured about 240+ hours into making my own custom campaigns and I have been DM/GMing them with my friends.
By friends I mean me...

I have no friends willing to play, or any at all!

Trsnaqe

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Posted: 30 July

Im writing this game's review from ingame tablet.cool 10/10 would again

ClockworkRabbit

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2 reviews

Posted: 12 July

Tabletop Simulator is pretty cool if you have friends. I had to convince roughly three people to buy this game so I'd have someone to play it with, for one person I had to buy it for them and gift it. Once they got it though, they definitely enjoyed it. Using the workshop for content, you can play all sorts of games. It's especially useful if the friends you do have are too lazy to come over to play a board game. You can just play it at your computer; most any game you want for only twenty dollars. Overall good game 10/10, need more friends though.

TheRea1Gordon

68 products in account

Posted: 26 July

I enjoy boardgames, but have no friends.... This game is ideal.

10/10 would live in a backwards vilage again.

Harambe

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I only play this game when I want to flip some tables.

killercam2010

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Posted: 1 August

Amazing game with hours of gameplay that forever changes! Recommended for all ages. And remember if you do get bored it takes seconds to get a new board game from the steam workshop! P.S if you like strategic war games download the board Battle Master. Got it the other day and spent 3 hours already. Also porta Nigra is an amazing game to get!