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ANSWER: There might be an easier work around for this, but this will work.
The file with the update is the <FILENAME> file. You can repeat this process for all files if you are not sure.
1. SAVE YOUR GAME FIRST.
2. Open up a new game
3. At the top the screen you can select modding->scripting.
4. Make sure Lua is selected on the left then select <FILENAME>
5. Select and Copy the code.
6. Follow the same steps to open the scripting in your current game.
7. Paste the code over the old code.
8. click save and play.
ANSWER: Simply Save and Reload. When you pull the bag of <item> out, the script won't find the <item> until after you save and reload the game.
ANSWER: The notebook button at the top explains 2 ways to attach items to movable objects - such as character upgrades.
ANSWER: Moving the players around is based on hand zones, not reference cards. So you need to use the zone tool on the left side to create a hand zone, delete the old hand zone, and set the new hand zone to the appropriate color. Something to keep in mind if you do this is that you cannot have the cards travel over another players card zone when drawn.