Right, I mentioned that in the description above.

TTS wont let you keep the table saved in a certain position or certain scale. It just replaces it on game load to the default table. This is only good for spur the moment need of making a new table and adjusting it.

For floating boards I place it one near each other ( they are snapping with something ) then playing with physics tabs; at last, i'll delete the "join piece" and the other one will be floating. It's a lot of trial & error but it works, at least for me.

That's what I've done so far, sadly what I've been making is in space... so a "space table leg" looks kind of funky

Well it won't even let you save a game if there's no table lol. People probably just hide the tables by putting other custom models on top of them, so you just can't see it.

Hopefully you can sort it out man! I've been wondering how to remove the table or at least hide it since I'm making my own workshop content and I have no clue how to hide the ugly tables like others do :( If you ever know how, please let me know!

This is an experimental mod that I haven't done a lot of messing around with honestly. I did some testing just now, and it seems that whenever you load a fresh save, it only spawns one table (the one last spawned at the time of saving, I believe), at the default size, position, and rotation. I also tried adding a script to the one table to resize it upon loading, and even that didn't work. So basically any changes you make with the editor can't be saved, unfortunately.

Great mod! But it has a huge downside. -I might be doing something wrong- Lets say I've made the table smaller so it fits into another item, so it wont show -without blowing it up- Everything is great until I re-load the game.. it makes the table go back into its original shape :[ Is there a way to fix this? Cheers!