Thanks, @kittytessapuppy. I will see what I can do when I find the time.

When I use the scene shrinker it messes up the table. completely. Here's what it looks like: https://www.screencast.com/t/ofNEsgEH

Also it would be awesome if you could maybe write up or record a tutorial for how to use all the features of this table.

One of the models, in the bag called doors is broken. Just thought you'd want to know.

D&D models are back! :D

@fabrod1980 First off, thank you. As far as the One World issues, I will have to take a look at this when I have time to see if I can find a solution.

@pigneedle, dude this work is just awesome! I would like to thank you for your (and I´m sure all other behind the scenes contributors) for the amazing job. I´ve been using your table to DM some D&D3.5. However, I was using an older version of your table together with the One World Tool (by TattleTale). Quite recently (i´ve been away from the workshop for a while ^^) I rediscovered your new updated version, but within my limited and very amateur notions of TTS I don´t seem to figure out how the One World Tool works with your new table. I mean, whenever I activate the One World Hub, the map and scenarios stays UNDER your customized table... Any help/hints for this TTS amateur dude here? Sorry if this is a lame question =/

The vision sphere theoretically limits what players can see.

What is the vision sphere thing?

Well I figured it out and my TTS life is changed forever. Here is a tutorial link for anyone else looking, and just so you know- you can copy script zone ID's by right clicking on them with the script zone tool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TAsX67EkBI&feature=youtu.be

@Trombonaught I'll keep the scale suggestion in mind when I do my next iteration. Thank you!

Thanks for the quick reply! I've gotten a little further with the scene system but haven't quite cracked it consistently... Dig has taken the mod down, does anyone know if there is a tutorial out there for it?

PS @Pigneedle, one suggestion, if you have the time it would be SUPER helpful if all of the items were set to the same scale for one grid size. Or if somehow a mod could scale anything dropped in it. As it is though this table is crazy handy, thanks!

I am planning on redoing this table since the latest TTS update as many objects now have broken links. I aim to fix this either by rehosting the files or removing them altogether. Stay tuned!

@Trombonaught I am using the Scene System from the workshop. You make your map, then create the bounding box by using the two tokens from a Scene System board. Once the area is designated, the Scene System will shrink the objects in the selected area to the board.

This looks amazing, but: How do I use those shrink/unshrink tables? Is there a guide for this thing?

@versteeg.dave082 Thanks! That's great to hear!

i just wanted to thank you for the table you made. I use it for all my encounters and dungeons i make. Thanks also to all the creators the models included, you all rock.

@⚆෴⚆ You can adjust the grid size through the options menu. It's completely customizable within the game settings. If you need help, hit me up on Steam and I'll show you how to adjust the size.

As much as I like it,the grid is so tiny that I can't really fit any minatures onto it correctly without it snapping between lines.

If you like this table, check out SockMonkey's 5e Table. I will be updating my table to support 4/5e in the future.

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Changing the map is a basic TTS function. Just change the table to a custom table, and insert the url of the image you would like to use as your map.

Is there a way to change the felt of the table? Say I want to put a map down instead of the green?

@Bonnie Lass, I have a saved bag with the corrected link. I'll swap it in as soon as I get a free minute to do so. Thanks.

http://www.general-chaos.com/rp/ts/2x1wallburial2.obj has been removed.

This has everything you need, one stop shop right here. the bags on the side have every building thing you could need to make what ever you can imagine.

Dice rollers. Dice rollers everywhere.