Use the rule designer to manage and structure the rules to your game. You can also add a header or side image to each rule
Use the completely new image library to manage your images. Tag , search and organize your images. Also allows updating of image throughout the board game.
When in the card designer use the left and right keys to move between card.
Up and down keys will move through the layers of the design
Images are now handled with history. So images can be updated via the Image Library and the changes will reflect throughout TTA
The Tabletop Architect Logo is now being used in the app
The color data type has been introduced to Tabletop Architect. This allows visual creation of color data into a data deck. Dynamic color used in design elements allows easy color variations and editing in your designs.
See the tutorial video here:
Each design element (text, rectangle, circle, hex and grid) now allows color options to be selected as dynamic and linked to the new color data type.
This is a powerful feature that enables easy color allocation and editing to design elements.
Data deck columns can now be sorted.
WARNING: Using this feature will most likely break any data updates from external sources
Due to the recent versions of Windows and MacOS breaking some of the file and folder browser dialogs, TTA is now using a simple universal file browser.
An option group has been added to allow Deck Designer image elements to either:
STRETCH (previously supported):
FIT (new!):
Fill (new!):
An export option dialog is now available when export to PDF.
The new options allow control over the look of the deck designs (such as print borders) and the ability to select which Deck design to export.
A lot of new features have been added to the grid element:
A row consists of the left most hex cell and then any cells adjacent to the right and the height is the combination of these rows. For example 1 row 5 columns is now
Two rows 5 columns is now
Grids can now have their options driven by the data deck. This allows altering shapes and auto population of cell content such as imagery and text. This also includes data driven sequences to define cell content. When the sequence option is enabled, the selected data column is considered to be the first column in the sequence that persists until either there are no more grid cells, no more columns or the column type changes. e.g. The text content sequence is activated for a data column called “text1”, the sequence (i.e. the next cells) continues as “text2”, “text3”, etc..
If text is used in the cell, the font, size and color can be defined
The Hex Grid Design Element has been added to the Deck Designer. This allows the creation of hex grids to be used in all designs for cards, boards, etc..
The Hex Grid can be created by adding a normal rectangular grid and then selecting Hex Grid in the grid options. The Hex Flat Width field defines the size of the horizontal ‘flat’ sides (top and bottom)
February 28th 2022
7pm PST
Gamecrafter ‘s Guild
An Introduction to Tabletop Architect
Petr will be providing an overview of the features of Tabletop Architect
March 25th
2022
12pm-1pm PST
Gamestorm 22
Tabletop Architect Workshop
A workshop will be held at Gamestorm 22
March 26th
2022
3pm-4pm PST
Gamestorm 22
Tabletop Architect Workshop
A workshop will be held at Gamestorm 22
