@angelusnovus I haven't tested it, but this mod here claims to fix the issues you described. I have responded to the creators discussion to see if we can incorporate these fixes.

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3145061166

@angelusnovus I've also started to experience some issues like this with the counter. I'm not sure what the root cause is at the moment and don't have as much time to work on these mods like I used to. If I look into it, I will let you know if I find a fix.

@chessica This mod only supports one counter per object.

@Ghetto Kaiba The only way to change the dimensions is to use the Volume Scaling tool, but that will unfortunately also scale the text. You may be able to copy the script onto a different object which as the shape you want.

Hello! I love these counters but there is an issue I experience every time. After a few clicks the previous number clicked remains displayed overlapping with the new number clicked. Suddenly you cannot read the number and you have to delete and paste a new one... Is this a known bug and is there a known fix for it? Many thanks!

Hi! Are there any possible to use multiple counters in the same objetc? Or is it mandatory one cointer per object?

this version u can https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2841312366

Can I set their value from a scripting standpoint? Currently its not working quite yet.

Hello is there a way to change dimensions?

Is there a way to change the dimensions of the counter? Like specifically making them thinner and or longer?

@Ahh... Fresh meat! Thx a lot ! I really haven't thought to this way to do ! Perfect it works nice !

@k0rny13 Load this as a game from the Workshop, and save the counter(s) you like as an object. Then in your custom table, just add the counter(s) that you saved.

Hello ! Excuse me for that question, but I would like to add this button to a custom table. I subbed here and then I don't find it in tabletop. How can i do ?
Thx a lot.

Easy to use and looks great thank you for making them

Nice job! ;)

Oh cool, thanks for clarifying! Sounds awesome!

@Ahh... Fresh meat!

I've never seen that workshop item! If I had known I would have likely skipped this one. However, one feature which these tokens have that the other doesn't is the ability to add the prefix to the number ("+3" vs "3") which is commonly seen in RPG games like Dungeons & Dragons. Additionally, the value in this token can be set directly instead of clicking multiple times which is good for larger numbers.

These look great! Nice work!
Quick question: how would you describe these as different from the ones in this other counter?
Do these have better performance?
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1552081476

Great! Love those original counters, but yes your changes would make things much easier!

The last thing I would want from this is probably to have a context menu button for hiding the name of the counter and just showing a bigger, centered number instead