Where do I see the rules?

Played this with the family today for the first time. Great mod!

We're used to playing the traditional version which has empty rooms so we kept losing the weapons. Great graphics but difficult to quickly locate weapons and players. We completely lost the pistol! Great fun though. Loved the bonus cards - they came in very handy!

Just a thought: have you thought of doing this to remove the Orange and Pink hands from the game? Zone >> Hands >> Click on the Orange zone and then the Pink zone.

Thanks for the comment Doc Stive, glad you like it!

thanks. we are enjoing this!

Ahhhh that makes a lot more sense! Thank you :)

Hello P00ntang SL4Y3R,

You should be placing the person/place/weapon cards in your player hands rather than the hidden zones which are for the note sheets.

See these images: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2110661550

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2110661800

The hand hidden zones are behind each players’ notepads. Hope this helps!

Hi,
Is there any way of expanding the coloured boxes to be able to fit all of our cards in? I'm playing with 2 others and it's a bit awkward to try and fit 6 cards in as well as using our note paper. Really enjoying it despite that :)

Hi Javinator_9889

In Tabletop Simulator, you should be able to use the pen tool to write on any tile, card or object, so long as it is locked in place. This can be done by right-clicking the object to bring up the context menu, and ticking "lock" or by pressing the keyboard key "L" when hovering your cursor on the object.

If you mean the text tool, these text boxes cannot be attached to objects unfortunately, but you should be able to place it on-top of an object so long as the object is locked.

Hope this helps.

Hi,
Thanks for awesome workshop mod :)
Is there anyway to write into de cards? I cannot do that, just only using a "vector" but not writing inside each cell

Same

Works perfectly! The board is beautiful and the cards are clear, exactly what I was looking for!