Tabletop Runner rebuilds board creation with layouts, tile painting and better Workshop text

Tabletop Runner's October 26 update gives designers more ways to build boards for their games. Version 0.39.0 can begin with uploaded artwork or a preset layout, including numbered score tracks, winding paths, grids and boards assembled from shaped tiles.

Tabletop Runner's October 26 update gives designers more ways to build boards for their games. Version 0.39.0 can begin with uploaded artwork or a preset layout, including numbered score tracks, winding paths, grids and boards assembled from shaped tiles. The board editor now uses one panel for either the whole board

or the current selection. Designers can select several spaces together, resize them, align them and number them. Tile boards gain painting and erasing tools, plus controls for arranging tiles into hexagons, diamonds or rectangles. The release also changes Steam Workshop descriptions to use the same rich-text editor as

game details. Formatting carries across to Steam, while a failed publish attempt keeps the creator's listing edits. Other fixes address missing spaces between formatted words and tile counts exceeding available copies. For independent designers moving prototypes into Tabletop Simulator, the update concentrates on

authoring and export reliability. Official changelog. Image: Tabletop Runner; official promotional artwork.

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