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Currently: if you apply a 3/3 sticker to a 1/2 creature, you'll get a 4/5 creature
The pastebin script takes care of that tho ^.^
the api doesn't do much to explain it too well but it's something:
https://api.tabletopsimulator.com/object/#positiontoworld
quick example that should explain how they work better:
worldPos = cardObj.getPosition()
locPos = cardObj.positionToLocal(worldPos) -- should be [0,0,0]
locPos.z = locPos.z + 2 -- should be [0,0,2]
newWorldPos = cardObj.positionToWorld(locPos)
here, you should be able to just do something fast like:
newWorldPos = cardObj.positionToWorld(vector(0,0,2))
oooh, also get the rotation to match up as well if that isn't already the case
can you give me more information on the poisionlocal and position global variables so i can use them to have the sticker spawn relative
here's a script snippet from that - should help!
https://pastebin.com/CDFfTJDc