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Can I make a suggestion if you ever decide to update in the future?
Foldable paper and paper than can accept images.

I'm working on this game of sorts and want to add a 750x750 image. Only way I can see it happening is if I use a tile and given I want this item to be 10-15cm square means it will take up some space on the board.
But if this was a real tabletop game I would just use a square sheet of regular paper that can easily be folded twice and put aside for when it's needed.

i read that as "edible paper" at first and was incredibly confused

lol good for you then ? goes ill move on.

@[RnG] Crow Works for me.

Does this not work anymore ? cant click anything on the paper, and nothing like Click here to edite is not showing up

not gonna lie I thought this was edible paper when I read it

@TREXMIST Unfortunately, i haven't coded for these in a while, and I do not recall a method to do so with these. All I can suggest is to tell players to either stop prodding it, or to keep a notepad copy as a backup.

Is there anyway to potentially lock the text on these? I love them and would absolutely use them in my game, but know myself and all of my players are clumsy idiots and would accidentally erase whole documents constantly

Is there a way of changing the font size for the paper? cause its big and i want to make it smaller :D

The process you need to do is open a new, blank table and paste in a copy of a model. Take the code, copy it onto a notepad, change the 'edit' function to true, then save the table as a file. reload the same file, edit the code/object, change the edit to false, save and it should work.
if it sounds needless complex, you're right - that's TTS coding for you.

How can I go about using these, and modifying them in my game? When I save on my own workshop upload and then try to edit the size of textboxes it gives an error that I can't modify a workshop save and need to make my own, but it is on my own.

fantastic! :D it looks really good! I looked a little into the coding, and I have to agree with you. ;) I stick to your spellbook, it can get the job done! :)

Updated - it should have my Spellbook model which has something similar to what you want.

@Julius, the issue is that the way the coding for this works, its very code inefficient to have many. However I will update it to include a personal model that should suit your needs.

Hi Havelock
these papers are awesome.

a question about creating stuff like this, do you know how much hazzle it would be to create a spreadsheet with multiple editable boxes? im looking for a easy way to keep track of items I have, in an rpg. but I havn't tried to create an item before and honestly dont have a clue how to do it :)

Omg. This is fantastic!