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Scripted Monopoly

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This is a scripted version of Monopoly based on CherubimCW's original work and improved upon by Buckwheat, UnTold, olejika, Zlue, and Ohrami. There are multiple scripts to better facilitate the gameplay in this edition of Monopoly.

* Calculated Wallets: Money on each player's mat is counted.
* Dice Retrieval: Dice will return after you throw them.

Buttons:
* Claim Token: Before the game starts, select a token by dragging any game piece onto the checker next to your seat and clicking the "Claim Token" button.
* Roll: After you claim a token, use this button to roll the dice in front of your seat.
* Move: The Move button will allow you to move your token once you have rolled the dice. This button will lock itself if the user is in jail; just move the token to "Just Visiting" to make it usable again! When you Move onto or past GO, you will automatically collect $200. When you're in jail, a small button will appear above this button. Click it to increment it to keep track of how many turns you've been in jail.
* Sort: The Sort button will organize your money and properties neatly.
* Convert: The Convert button will convert your bills into more manageable denominations.
* Shuffle Cards: Click this button to shuffle the Chance and Community Chest decks, and then lock them from being shuffled again.
* Houses and hotels: Near the bags of houses and hotels, there are buttons that will take a certain number of houses or hotels out of the bag and place them in the center of the board.

There is also a contextual button that changes based on the situation:
* Buy: The Buy button will purchase any property your token is currently standing on for the price listed on the board.
* Pay tax: The Pay tax button will pay $75 when standing on Luxury Tax, and 10% of total net worth when standing on Income Tax. Note that 10% might be more than $200, which is your other option; it's up to your own mental math to decide which one is better!
* Pay rent: The Pay rent button will pay the rent due after you land on a property. Because of the way utilities work, this button will only work for utilities if you move your token there using the Move button.
* Pay $50: Click "Pay $50" when you are in jail to pay $50 and move out of jail. This will unlock your movement again.

There are also two additional buttons that will appear only when there is property placed in the center of the board:
* Mortgage: This button will give you the mortgage value of unmortgaged properties as well as pay the unmortgage value of mortgaged properties. All properties will then be flipped and given to you. The amount you will receive or will have to spend will be shown by the teal counter next to the board.
* Pay interest: This button will pay just the interest on mortgaged properties placed in the center of the board. This is useful if you bankrupt someone or receive mortgaged property in a trade but don't wish to immediately unmortgage. The amount you will pay will be represented by the pink counter next to the board.

To pay players or the bank, you can use the following commands:
!<amount> (alternatively, !pay <amount> or !pay bank <amount>)
!<amount> <color> (alternatively, !pay <color> <amount>)
This will automatically transfer the desired amount to the player in question.

The bank can also pay you:
!give <amount> - gives you the amount that was entered from the bank
!give <color> <amount> - gives the specified color the amount that was entered from the bank

There are many other miscellaneous improvements to this version of scripted Monopoly over any other version. These include:

* Proper cards! Every other version of Monopoly that is available on the workshop has inauthentic card values. Several of the Chance and Community Chest cards have the wrong values, and even famous properties such as Boardwalk have the wrong rent amounts listed. All of these problems are completely fixed in this version of Monopoly.

* Sleeker, consistent board design. The board has updated graphics to better match the real game board, while still maintaining an incredibly high level of visual fidelity. It is also much more consistent, always following the design and rules of the classic, original American release of the game.

* Private wealth. While money counters are still used to keep track of your finances, its value is hidden from other players, meaning you don't have to tell them how much money you have if you don't want to!

* Neutral money counter. To trigger the neutral counter, drag money into the center of the board. You can use this to either show other players how much money you have, or use it to play with the classic "Free Parking" house rule, where the player who lands on Free Parking receives all of the money in the center of the board.

* Interest calculator. The pink counter opposite the neutral money counter will calculate the interest owed on a mortgage if you place the mortgaged property/properties in the center of the board.

* Mortgage calculator. The teal counter opposite the neutral money counter will calculate the amount you would receive or have to pay for mortgaging or unmortgaging property in the center of the board.

FULL CREDITS GO TO:

CherubimCW for the base to this scripted version of Monopoly; he created the Move command, dice retrieval script, and the money counter script as well as coordinates for each property

Buckwheat for enhancing these scripts and making most of the buttons and commands

UnTold and Ohrami for modifying the game board to give better graphics and board design more faithful to the original game

olejika for adding the contextually changing "Buy" button, accidental jail movement prevention, "Roll" button, automatic GO collection, and just about every single other button or feature not mentioned previously

Zlue for adding the "Mortgage" and "Pay Interest" buttons, making the !pay command a bit more convenient, improving the neatness of the table's design, and some minor bug fixes