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Thanks for the quick response. I was doing a custom ratio and I didn't like seeing empty tracks, plus I didn't like pushing the sweep button, which lead to a non divisible by 5 number. But it's all good now. Thanks again.
Are these mandragora leaf marbles from a workshop mod and if so could you link it? I wasn't able to turn anything up from a cursory search.
I added in some mandragora leaf marbles and the script spits them out fine but, if I remove even one of the original ingredient marbles, after the bag empties, this script error pops up and the empty bag stays where it is.
Error in Script (Global) function
<startLuaCoroutine/draw>: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
If anyone encounters further problems feel free to leave a comment.
The collection used this priority system:
1. Mod's Files Availability: Mod with all/most files still available for download
2. Feature completeness: Mod with greatest inclusion of expansions and/or promos available for the board game title
2. Scripting: Mod with scripting that most reduces work in setup/play for players
3. Component Quality: Mod with the best visuals/usability in terms of component quality
4. Table Setup/Ambiance: Mod with the best immersion with table, background, and other modeling.
Please also note that a mod that makes selection for this list very well could be one in which the mod author borrowed the majority of assets from another workshop listing, so full thanks to all who worked on a mod.
Thanks for your hard work!