Table Top Simulator thoughts and model sourcing

[goodbrood]

So, because I have little to no extra money (because I lived most of my life with my neck between my cheeks), I have finally gotten TTS and the necessary bits to make it work.  the Discord was helpful on getting setup, although I did have to search the channels to get everything together.  Here is what I found if it helps anyone interested in getting some experimentation in.

Tabletop Simulator- I got it on Steam
Game tables with scoring, maps, and models-Steam workshop
YellowscribeV2-Steam workshop: puts scripting on models for profiles and more
 
The tough stuff-
Rosterizer- website for building lists in 10th with all choices for weapons
Yellowscribe.xyz-upload rosters for a code to put into Yellowscribe mod, also works with battlescribe for 9th ed games
Battleforged data files on Github-ALL Armies with MOST options

Still looking-
Models...there are complete collections but not a lot of really nice models for nids. 

Also there is apparently a free version of a website or program where you can convert digital photos into 3D models in the game.

Hope this helps!

[gigasnail]

TTS is a lot of fun. There is a learning curve to setting it up (which I never had the time to get drilled in, my son covered setting up the board).

[BattleMetalChris]

I've been thinking of dabbling in TTS due to hard it is to get a group of adults with commitments in the same place at the same time. I found this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJbNcAsOPvA

If you fancy having a go at photoscanning your models and adding them to the game, I've had some great results with a mobile app called Kiri Engine. Most photoscanners don't work well with tiny objects but this one seems to work great.
I've been able to pull the fully textured models into Blender and although I've not tried it, from there there are tutorials to get it into TTS.

[yoritomo]

I’m going to have to lock this as I would prefer to stay in GW’s good graces.

*locked*