Does it still work? As Sparty said below, it seems to not work even in this demo.

Works okay, but items tend to collide with each other and fail to fall into the bag.

Any way for your script to handle infinite bags?

Does this still work? I've been trying it, and even in the demo, it doesn't seem to work as described. Thanks for the sanity check on this!

that makes sense, thanks

If you put a deck on top of a different deck, it will destroy one of those deck's GUIDs and that deck will be forgotten. Because of their nature, decks are inherently prone to having their GUIDs changed.

It would probably be easier just to keep an infinite bag of decks off to the side and erase all the current cards/deck after use.

Really nice, thank you. Would it be possible to drop decks of cards in these, then clean those up too? I tried but the deck wouldn't go in.

Hey thanks so much. Ive been looking for something like that forever now. :)

It is possible. I'd have to write a new script for it, but totally possible. But before I do, have you checked out the Scene System ? It already does this basically, and has a lot more flexibility.

Could you make it so that it can return its contents to the table?

Oh ok, thanks for looking into it though :)

I looked into it. It is possible, but too complicated for me to tack onto this scrip without basically re-writing the whole thing. The problem lies in chips in stacks and individual chips are all a little complex to keep track of. I didn't design this idea around it. Although I DO like the idea. I'll throw it on my pile of "maybe" projects

When coins / tokens stack, they return to the bag as a stack and not as individual coins (which means the next time you pull them out the bag, you get the stack). Any way to fix that?

this is awesome with sheriff of naughtingham mods as the bag you put cards into.

awesome.

Thank you for this!

saw this on reddit. nice work

Amazing work....