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Here I give you the current code I've done (very simple).
Just a figurine snap to the tray. You can rotate the tray and move it if you needed. If you click in the figurine, it's destroyed from the tray. I hope this could help!
Figurine scripting:
Tray scripting:
The other version has magnetized trays but yours is far more up to date and polished. Also the magnetized trays (meaning the figurines slot down nicely, I know I can link them individually) can´t really collide smoothly (in the other one).
Thanks for working on this! I bought everything and lots of multiples IRL but have very few friends/foes to play with. This helps the itch.
Could you please add "The Weeper" commander version for the Free Folk? Only the attachment version is available.
a couple of community members, me included have started adding new content and features to your fantastic mod.
At the moment all these changes and updates are shared via save game on Discord.
Which is not the most efficient way of doing this.
I have set up a GitHib repository to at least coordinate the work.
I would like to eventually publish an updated version of the mod here on the workshop.
I would very much like to have your permission to do so.
Also - if you have any resources from your original work that you would share with, it'd be greatly apreciated.
And thanks again for making this outstanding mod. Especially now, in the times of the Corona Pandamic it helps the community stay connected and active.
Cheers.