i feel like a dumbass after watching this that was so easy

This video is not only helpful for setting up a mod, but covering some of the basic controls some new people might not know as well. Amazing content. Thank you so much!

Hello! I was wondering if you had any extensions you recommend for this stuff? I am just starting out in modeling and would love the help. Thanks!

Great! Thank you

I know this was 4 months ago, but is there a way to spawn in a pokemon that can't be battled, so for display purposes. I've seen it be done before, but I don't have a clue what the command would be.

Thanks man! this helped alot, your the only guy i could find that actualy explained what to do!

Can you spawn random Pokemon? Or does it NEED a target pokemon for the command to work?

Great Video, finally someone who could help me out with my Problem, God bless you 🙏

Thanks but is it possible to add more than one modifier on the same Pokemon

Thank you this was exactly what I needed!

Danke schön 🙏

Thanks a lot for doing this. See you at the cobblemon channel.

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Thanks bro this was mad helpful

thanks you, first :)

How did you set up the track boards?

it wont load because it says instance not compatible with java version 21 switch to java version 17 but i try to change version and it doesn’t work

nice video!

It has changed to "Search" (2024), but still works. Thanks!

I have no expand option on anything at all.

Works great! How do I change the color? It's only letting me change the color of the shift+click cell

So helpful, thank you!❤

You're god, I didn't have this problem since I'm currently drawing the tiles and i was searching how to create hexagon tiles but i was probably going to ahve this problme too!

I am pretty clueless when it comes to scripting, and I had a question. I have 2 hidden zones. I want to bind a key (maybe the ''J'' key, I don't think that is normally used for anything else) that when pressed will change the position of both hidden zones so their contents are no longer hidden. and if pressed again, they will move back (making this a toggle switch). how do I do this? I know I prolly need to use addHotkey , but I can't understand how to structure the code and such. If you can help me I will gladly give you money

thanks for the very helpful video, now the only thing I can't do is a pawn that is a geometric shape, for example a sphere or an oval (I succeeded by downloading a free 3d model .obj file) but inserting a graphic or a symbol on it in the right place, in my case a symbol at the zenith of form. thank you for help

This was super helpful and I really appreciate the video.

Hey can you help me my tabletop simulator workshop isn't loading workshop mods after I subscribed it's like still blank nothing is showing in my workshop

Great video, thank you.

Man, this tutorial was extremely helpful. Thank you so much for putting time into this & teaching the TTS community!

Super slick!!!!

What a beautiful voice, very good explanation thank you very much

Thank You!!!

Awesome video! Question: Is there a way to have a 'code only' invite to the workshop? So if you wanted to have a set number of codes available for people, you could create those and only the folks who have codes can install the mod?

You saved me dozens of hours manually reuploading each asset. Thank you

Thank you for the video. Tell me, please. I want to take the English-language mod as a basis and add images of maps in my language there. Where can I get a clear short guide on how to do this? Or tell me in a nutshell how to do it?

Thanks for this - much appreciated!

Helpful! Thanks!

Thank you!

12:30 this takes so damn long. Does not seem to work. Please help me some1. My game is done for now, but I can't seem to be able to upload the local files to the cloud

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you! 😀

Thank you for the video!

Amazing video! Shows everything one needs to upload a custom game to Tabletop Simulator. Thanks!

Thank you so much, this was exactly what I was looking for

Very nice video on how to load a game into Steam Tabletop.

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