Tiles - AnnisVeryGoodCode/screentop-wiki GitHub Wiki

Use tiles to create the cards, tokens, and other pieces in your game that might need to be double-sided but do not need to contain other game pieces (i.e., they do not need to have their own Dropzones).

Follow the steps above under [Adding Components 🎲] to create a new tile.

Here are the most common attributes to configure:

• Name
• Hidden Style: Controls what the tile looks like to players who should not be able to see it, because it’s in a container with a View Policy that restricts its visibility (such as when the tile is a card in a player’s hand). Options include:
  • Opaque: The tile appears dark gray (or another color you define).
  • Up: The front of the tile is shown.
  • Down: The back of the tile is shown. This is a typical option in many games.
  • None: The View Policy of the container is ignored and the tile shows normally to all players.
• Orientations: If this is greater than 1, players can rotate the tile using the q and e keys or by right-clicking and selecting Rotate. If set to 2, the tile will rotate 180°. If set to 4, the tile will rotate 90°, and so on.
• Shape: Define the shape of the tile. If you select Polygon, you can input the number of sides (for example, you can input 6 to create a hexagon). If you select Path, you can input SVG commands or select from a small library of predefined shapes.
• Height & Width: Define the dimensions of the tile, in pixels. For a poker-sized playing card, for example, you might set Width: 125 and Height: 175. If you are using Assets for your components, you can enter the exact height and width needed, or let Screentop scale the images to fit the dimensions you provide.

To control the look of your tiles, see Adding Assets & Variants.

To add editable text to your tiles, see Fields.