Tabletop Simulator

Tabletop Simulator

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Type: Game
Complexity: Low Complexity
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5 Feb, 2022 @ 2:42am
5 Feb, 2022 @ 2:52am
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Relative Position tool for UI Element positioning

Description
Find and copy local coordinates on a character sheet, table, or any other object that you want to add buttons, input boxes, or other UI components to quickly and easily!

Switch to "Top down camera" mode <P> for the most accurate positioning.

  • Quick Deploy - Spawn this tool on top of an object you want to get coordinates for, and the tool with pair with it! (The tool pairs with a new sheet/object/table upon collision every time the game loads. The object does NOT need a GUID to pair this way)
  • Quick-Copy XYZ Box - Easily copy the pre-formatted vector coordinate set: click the top box once to select the contents of the text box and CTRL-C to copy. Then paste into your code line within character sheet script!
  • Readable XZ Box - Second box shows human-readible (x,z) changing coordinates for rough approximation.
  • Quick Change - You can delete the contents of the GUID box to reset the tool to be placed on another object, OR copy & paste another object's GUID into the box to track any object!
  • Conveniently Accessible - Text boxes move with the pawn at an unobtrusive distance but easy-to-see and access.
  • Continuous Updating - Text boxes update automatically (only while held)
  • Self-contained code - Code can be copied and pasted into any object's code to give it this functionality; no external scripts needed!
  • Resizable & Rotatable - Increase or decrease the tool's size with +/- keys or rotate with Q/E (like any other game object) to adjust precision, grabbability, or viewing angle without changing the position reading.

Big thank you to MrStump for creating this awesome Character Sheet Template!

1 Comments
Freich 23 Aug, 2024 @ 5:09am 
Thanks for this, it was the only tool that did exactly what I needed and worked flawlessly!