How are you doing this?

The way I do it if its a series of cards I will use the deck makers which converts to the correct form and then I upload to imgur.

I then link the image front and back which then makes it, if you dont use the correct number of cards it will turn out incorrect like youre tying to summon the one card from yugioh.

from what my friend told me you just save the deck and upload it as a custom deck with the front and back of the cards

Hopefully you figured this out by now. I’ve had the best success by using the built in deck editor. Browse your local steam files for tabletop simulator, right click the steam icon. Go into the modding folder and open the deck editor you can pull your images in from there. Set the card back image as the last slot using the default layout in the deck editor. Save the deck and export the image as a PNG. Then create a custom deck within tabletop simulator set the exported image as the front of the card and set the back as your back image. Set the cards to the number of images you have and that’s it.

Até onde eu sei, não. O único jeito é programando, mesmo.

Mas não precisa temer. Mestrei uma one-shot de um sistema baseado em Fear & Hunger e consegui montar a ficha sem nunca ter mexido com Lua. Demorou no máximo um dia, porque tinha bastante informação. Ele te deixa pôr contadores de valor e campos pra preencher, basta mudar o tamanho e a posição deles.

Pesquisa por "character sheet" na oficina do TTS e filtra pelos mais inscritos, é o primeiro resultado. Se entender inglês, vai conseguir se virar com o resto. O próprio mod te ajuda com isso. O corpo do código já vem pronto, e o código em si é cheio de comentários e bem mastigado.

Boa sorte, OP! :)

Talvez se você usar o tablet pra abrir um google docs? Nunca usei assim, mas talvez dê certo.

Transforma a ficha em imagem e importa para o tabletop, apos isso onde tem numeros você usa algum contador (busca na oficina) para os numeros. Onde tem texto ou você usa o texto do Tabletop ou usa caixa de texto (na oficina tambem) que combina mulher, para habilidades eu recomendo usar cartas customizadas (oficina).

Bem se quiser uma ajuda me cutuca.

Affinity and Dextrous. Dextrous exports to TTS. I used Print and Play Games for physical components.

If you are even a bit familiar with html and excel NanDeck is a great card/tile maker with lots of features for quick prototyping and making changes.

Affinity Suite has been working great for me. It’s a one time purchase instead of a subscription, and you get Design, Photo and Publisher. I’m able to use the same license on multiple devices and there’s also iOS apps for it.

Also, The Game Crafter has many templates that you can use for designing cards and boards.

The Affinity Suite has replaced Adobe software for me. Does what I need for a fair price, no subscription.

Tabletop Simulator isn’t for designing cards. It’s for Playtesting. It’s literally a digital tabletop.

I design my cards using Paint Shop Pro but there are free programs like msPaint that work just fine for prototypes. Prototypes don’t have to be pretty.

If you’re an artist you probably already have the tools you need. Just use whatever art program you’re used to.

I’m you’re not an artist, just use msPaint and then either hire an artist and graphic designer for publishing or pitch to publishers.

Good luck!

the workshop hasn't been updated to include the newest card reveals. That's its one flaw

Yep, there is also a related discord server as well to help find people to play against

I'm so ready for this game

I'd love to reach out to the dev to see if we can import via Deckplanet as well

As someone new to TTS, how do I add this to TTS?

This looks incredible! I can’t wait to check it out! The quality looks so good from the photos, very well done

I actually used your bosrd to introduce some friends to unmatched. As it really nailed the atmosphere and thematics for non unmatchers!

Great work! And love all the little details like the 3d objects on old maps and the music player!

im looking the heroes and some of the cards have no effects. For example gojo reversal red and overflow of cursed energy have no text. Giratina and Corviknight are very strong at least as a first look ( Great work ), is there a way to look all the decks outside of the TTS ?
Edit: About Alucard's attack swarming strike i think it should say that you can play it face up and target 2 spaces more, same with Masamune or don't with masamune because its a double attack and you dont want it to be canceled.

why does it include underage anime girls

With prototypes, the most smoothness of the experience can be achieved by making sure there's no unnecessary friction - make sure objects are laid out in a way that helps game setup, makes for easy access and doesn't get in the way.
Without knowing more about the specific pain points of playing your table layout of the game, it's difficult to give anything better than "try to have good decisions and avoid bad ones".

Doing early design of the cards can be bad if you put in a lot of time into something you'll have to throw out later for something better, but in general it is a good idea to test out the entire process of creating a card and putting it in the game. Now you know what can be done, maybe you even ran into some misconceptions in your head and had to correct them.

Have your players play the game, watch them, note down what takes them a long time or causes a lot of complaining. Those are the things you'll want to fix.

Also a question I meant to ask in the post, What is the best way to make a moveable counter?
I am using the dice as in the image, but sometimes they need to move to another square (retaining their current value), and when they move at the moment they tend to be rolled and change value.
Better solutions?

Put the rules in the in-game notebook.

Make sure all of your custom 3D models and image files are hosted on a reliable server.

For me personally, its been using scripting to automated the sections that would otherwise be time-consuming or tedious in a virtual tabletop.it makes the game feel a lot more professional AND most importantly, reduces the barrier between learning and playing the game :)

For scripting get yourself setup with ttslua in visual studio (i recently put a fix on a post to get it working on the latest visual studio release if needed) and then pay for a month of claude ai code if you're not confident with lua scripting.. even when you have a good grasp of scripting I've found claude to really take the pain out of repetetive stuff.. prompt it with the tts documentation and then tell it what you have in mind and then push it to the game to test it, report back to Claude if there are any errors or its not doing what you thought.. I've found that its been great with working out scripting but not so good at ui (but i think that comes down to tts ui is really weird and just doesn't behave how you expect)

It's pretty easy, but there's slightly different steps depending on if you're wanting to import one card or several.

I've not used Strange Eons, but I assume it generates an image of a card. If you have multiple cards you want to import that have the same back, then the fastest way is to import them as a "custom deck".

First go through your computer files: inside the steam folder under steamapps, you should find your Tabletop Simulator folder (easiest way is once you're in your Steam folder, search for Tabletop Simulator). Inside that folder are a few folders for the modding tools. You're looking for the deck tool.

Once you open up this program, you'll be presented with a grid for the deck. If you open a new deck, you'll stipulate how many cards in a row, and how many rows of cards. Then select and drag your cards into the screen. It should populate with all your cards, but just check that one of them didn't open in a separate window. Then save this as an image locally.

Open Tabletop Simulator and just get to some empty table space. On the top bar, you can select objects, and select custom objects. Look for the custom deck, and drag it to the table. A popup will appear asking for the dimensions of the image (so how many cards per row and how many rows of cards) and how many cards are you bringing in. Fill these two out, and then for the front of the card, click the blank spot to be able to navigate and find your image on your computer. Steam will then prompt you to upload it to its cloud. Once that's done, it'll have a url that's listed in the space. For the back, do the same thing but just of one image of the card back. Now, if you want this card back to perfectly match the ones already in whatever mod you're using, the easiest way is to right click one of the existing cards, and copy the url (make sure it is the full url) of whatever is listed in the card backs. That way TTS will use the same image. And voila, you're done.

However, if what you want to do is just a couple of investigator cards, the easiest way is to import a custom card rather than a custom deck. Drag and drop the custom card, and just fill out the prompts. Select the orientate horizontally button, that way when you are examining the image holding ALT, it is on its side.

A few extra tips to complement what Knot_I said, the player and encounter backs used in the TTS mod are https://i.imgur.com/EcbhVuh.jpg (Player) and https://i.imgur.com/sRsWiSG.jpg (Encounter) - that way the cards will match and you won't be able to tell from the card backs :)

Thanks for posting this, I had the same question. Glad I did a search before asking!

I might be willing to spend a little time on this. Examples of my work are here. I am in the US, EST timezone. Feel free to pm me.

I'd be willing to show you for free one day, you cna learn most everything you need (outside scripting which requires a programming background and will take months if not years).

It's pretty easy to get a game up and running!

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=tabletop+simulator

Well done, it's wonderful for where it's at.

It's ability to find the card name is great.

• it does mistake some things on the left side of my cards as part of the name. I'm planning on switching to symbols soon so that might not be an issue for me for long.

The upload interface doesn't allow me to select all at once in a folder on android.

Creator needs the ability to rename cards.

It doesn't look like you can add or remove cards yet.

• interesting about that is for some reason it split my cards between two folders when I was trying to upload, which prevented me from uploading about half.

Later the ability to have a second deck would be good. Games like Magic use a sideboard and some games like L5R and WWE Raw Deal have a second deck always.

Great work, I look forward to seeing where it goes!

Hi,

I love this, it's my favourite content since I have been on this sub, and I am staggered I am the first to comment.

However, "http:/ /deckie.net/" gets an advert for a domain seller.

This looks like it'll be helpful for the images I've made from there

You are a gift to the world sir

Dextrous is also an amazing card designer, I use it all the time and while it does have paid options, there is a lot you can do with the free version.