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1. #How to use tabletop simulator direct connect how to#
2. #How to use tabletop simulator direct connect Pc#

However pressing "L" on an object locks it (good for ZunTzu terrain type cards) and there is a back button to redo last move if you make a mistake. The physics thing takes some getting used to - rol your dice through your minis and they all get knocked over.

#How to use tabletop simulator direct connect Pc#

When you host, and players connect in, their PC uses the links to fetch the objects - hence the reason for them to be online somewhere. Once your game is setup, you save it ( I assume a save is a list of object links and location ) and thats it - done. You can resize them on the fly, copy and paste of you need multiple copies. Then you load up TTS, select a table/board and start bringing in objects. If you are just building for yourself it can access local files. You create the components and put them somwhere where everyone can access them - I use. The biggest difference is the gamebox and the fact its a physics engine. This feature has been requested to the author BTW. As I said I use cards of appropriate size which works fine. So if your deck is bigger you must split it over several jpg's.Ĥ. Card decks are read from a jpg containing a 10x7 grid of the cards - maximum 69 with the last being the back. This is a bit of a pain that I hope is rectified soon.ģ. View a stack without pulling it apart and viewing each card. TTS features exceed ZunTzu in general but here are the things it cant do (yet ?) that ZunTzu can :Ģ. However someone has already built round and square tokens that you just paste an image onto if you want to use those instead of cards.

#How to use tabletop simulator direct connect how to#

Dont know how to do 3d objects - that sort of modelling is not my thing so I just use what the community share. I have not delved into everything yet, but there are two types of object in TTS (aside from the board/table), a card and a 3d object.Ĭards can be any size but must be rectangular so I use them as counters as well.