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[Improved Scripting] A Feast For Odin + Expansion v.1.247

A Feast for Odin mod with the Norwegians expansion and improved scripting. Includes:

-- Scripting for Norwegians setup, including artisan shed assignment, expansion islands, etc.
-- Scripting for actions and occupation cards, including spending silver, item trades etc.
-- Scripting for singleplayer game and 6-round short game
-- Automated board assignment with job description in the tooltips
-- Automated worker placement, islands and mountain tiles
-- One-click resource buttons and bonus bag system for bonus resources
-- A multiplayer turn system, with the ability to pass your turn
-- Additional options to adjust number of starting occupation cards, Norwegians mountain tile rules, etc.
-- Grid alignment for treasure board, banquet table snap-points, multi-state goods, reduced clutter and more!

This mod is still a work in progress. I will continue to provide updates when I can.

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To start the game:
1. Have all players seated at a playable board
2. Select game options (Occupation decks A, B and C, Norwegians expansion, etc.)
3. Select Begin
4. Starting player will be automatically determined and resources will be dealt out.
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Advancing the phase:
1. Select the appropriate button near the phase board to advance the white cube.
2. Only phases with the white cube in the active slot will be activated
3. Be careful of tapping the phase buttons before the cube has come to a complete rest. Phase actions may be unintentionally duplicated.
4. Not all phases have scripting completed (e.g. income, etc.) These are denoted by the asterisk (*)
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Passing your action phase (Multiplayer):
1. Place all of your workers on the action board, or otherwise complete of your actions until ready to pass
2. Locate your moose of the appropriate color
3. Change state to 2. Moose should now be inactive (gray). Turn assignment will be passed over to the next player for the remaining duration of the phase.
4. Moose will automatically reset to active once the action phase is complete.
5. Last player should not set their moose to inactive. This is to ensure they retain first placement in the next round.
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Using Islands/Buildings:
1. Orient the tile to the appropriate face and click the activation button.
2. Lock the tile near your player board.
3. Place treasure on tile to see grid alignment.
4. Use the gizmo tool to adjust the position of the tile and line it up with the grid based on how the treasure piece is oriented.
5. It may help to adjust the x-scale factor slightly if goods don't look like they fit on the tile.
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Using Weapon Bonus Tiles:
1. Certain Islands/Sheds may grant you a a weapon card in the bonus action phase.
2. After filing the tiles surrounding the bonus weapon, take the corresponding bonus weapon tile (next to the sheds) and place it in your bonus bag.
3. The next bonus phase, a weapon card will automatically be taken out of the discard pile or weapon pile and placed in your hand.
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Scripted Actions:
1. Scripting for actions on the action board and job cards are on by default. You may turn it off in the options before starting. This will not turn off basic scripting for worker placement or phases.
2. Not all components have been scripted. Generally, a command will appear in all CAPS if a part of an action has not been scripted (e.g. discarding weapons). Follow the command to finish the action.
3. Scripting for the action board does not make any assumptions on player's choices for the "OR" action spaces. Most of these spaces contain multiple buttons that change the item(s) being traded or received. Review the button tooltip before committing.
4. When a job card is placed on the board from your hand, a white button appears on the top. The player that played the card activates the card by pressing the button. Many job cards will have button(s) that activate the action.
5. Actions involving spending silver or trading items are scripted. The scripting assumes the items to be traded are in your personal supply zone. Place the items into the zone before activating.
6. Actions involving the number of boats in your dock are scripted. The scripting assumes your boats are in their proper dock spaces. When trading a boat as a result of an action (i.e. whaling boats), it is recommended you put your boat in the supply zone.
7. Actions involving number of animals are scripted. The scripting assumes your animals are in their respective pens. When trading an animal as a result of an action, you must have the animal in the supply zone for scripting to function.
8. Generally scripting assumes all players know and understand the rules. Do not rely on scripting to prevent mistakes or cheating.