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Thanks for all the great tools you've made.
I'm running into an issue with the Turn-O-Matic where, in a D&D table, I've created a colored zone for the DM's Turn (white in this instance) and placed it at the end of the table.
The issue is, when I select the turn order and submit it, the tool goes crashing through any unlocked objects on the table and sends them flying.
I would just put it on the edge of the table (like a normal hand zone) but the way the table is set up would place it out of view from the DM area.
I've tried reducing the mass of the tool to no avail.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Could you add on a random start? i.e. pick a random color on the list and start from there. That would be a timesaver... vs having to roll dice to decide.
Thanks for the edit!
As for adding black, I didn't. But there is nothing stopping you from doing it. If you have an unused color on the tool (like no Pink player) you can exchange Pink for black. You do so on lines 354-357, right near the end of the code. Replace a color name you aren't using with "Black" and when you hit that color button, it will give you "Black" instead. Hope that helps.
@Wowie I didn't really leave myself space to add a black button, although squeezing one in somewhere as an optional is possible. As for repeating turns, the issue is I only fit 10 spaces on the white list. So turns could repeat but then you can run out of "spots" to put new turns. I'm considering the modifications, though.
It would not be a hard change to make. In the button creation section, where it is making buttons using colorList, you could just add a check to use the name of the player if possible.