How to use Tabletop Simulator like a pro!

This Guide will be the ultimate tool to use Tabletop Simulator. Learn how to use the Camera, deal cards out like a pro and learn quality of life shortcuts to show off to everyone!

Tabletop Simulator Tutorial Series!

Cameras, Shortcuts, Zooms

If the title didn't tell you enough, then here I am showing you how to move the camera around, adjust positions, open the shortcut window and how to zooooom all over the place.

How to Handle & Manipulate Decks

Learn how to deal out cards like a casino dealer, reset decks along with a few secrets.

Quality of Life Shortcuts

This is final episode where I show off all the shortcuts that I use on a regular basis a long with a very very stupid shortcut.

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[Stexe]

Would definitely be interested in seeing new versions of these. I work in TTS and have for a while but curious for picking up new tips/tricks.

[Overboard Games]

Hey all, so It's been almost 4 years since I recorded these videos, and I am thinking of updating them, as the quality of my editing and narration have improved drastically. That and also TTS has changed quite a bit in 4 years. But I'd like to ask, what TTS tutorials would you like me to cover? or go into more details on?

[Gooch Mallet]

Nudge is used by holding "N" and then bumping into what you're trying to move and it will move with your cursor acting like your finger pushing it around. Useful for tucking cards under boards or if you got miniatures on hex tiles.

[chvb]

cant get past game creation-delete

[﴾ ﻪ ࢪ ﮟ ﻵ ﴿ 空虚]

Ty, really usefull to get started!, on the nudge thing just reminded me of those pop ups that u tried to hit X to close and just kept avoiding you xDDD

[meta04]

This is probably a glitch, but nudge can be used on objects that Lua scripts have set to not be interactable (except by other Lua scripts), unless the object is also locked. It's been there for awhile, but the imprecise nature of the nudge function means it's probably only really useful for trolling.

[wowghaz]

Top video - Top down camera mode is good for miniatures wargames (40k, etc) and some board games. It's great for determining true line of sight, from the model to the intended target(s).

Middle video - Recall: Fantastic!!! That's so good.

Bottom video: Nudge is also good for games with miniatures. Especially miniatures wargames where you have / want to move a miniature to a spot that's difficult to get into, such as underneath a piece of terrain, like a walkway, or whatever. Many times, the miniature will jump up to the object above, if you move too close while holding it. If you set it down as close as you can, you can then nudge it the rest of the way.

[Pluck the Dragon]

Useless, like very, very, very useless.
Can you add another video about the term: PERMISSIONS.

[Ailbe]

Very useful, thanks for taking the time to make these!

[m1sfit_t0y]

Continuously hold down the "Nudge" button and you can scoot any item around the table with your cursor. Could be helpful for more precise placement of bulkier objects or even for use in simple dexterity games.