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The starting goods have not been laid out for each player as they are intended to be random at the start of each game and there is no guarantee that 5 people will be playing every time the mod is loaded. Having to draw them yourself ensures randomness and ease of setup with fewer players. Hidden areas were definitely my bad, I just updated the mod with hidden areas in place and recoloured hands to match the pieces in their space.
Sorry that this isn't representative of the final product but DMG only permit me to release demo versions of their games.