Gary Chavez teaches the basics of Tabletop Simulator step by step. You can open up your own copy of Tabletop Simulator and follow along at your own pace in this video tutorial.
Gary Chavez teaches the basics of Tabletop Simulator step by step. You can open up your own copy of Tabletop Simulator and follow along at your own pace.
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Thank you for this extremely helpful video! But there’s one thing I’ve been trying to figure out: In games like Call to Adventure, 7 Wonders, and One Deck Dungeon (for example), you need to keep parts of some cards exposed when they’re tucked under other cards. How do you do that?
You should be able to stack cards off center so that some part of the card is still visible. TTS would consider them to be two separate stacks though.