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If you’re looking for a better way to design your board games from start to publishing and every step in between, Component.Studio can make you more efficient and a better game designer.
Here are some quotes from people who recently adopted the platform, and even one who has been using it for over a new year and found something new to love.
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As you can see people are really loving Component.Studio. Here’s just a small sampling of the features we’ve added recently:
Inline images with text
Projects can be transferred from one user to another
Data set column analyzers
Text highlighting
Text background colors
User avatars
A text encoding / decoding system
randint() function
hexstr2() function
Text box model so you can control margins and padding
Allow sticker designs
Limit font search to only your fonts
Bulk uploading of fonts
Plus dozens of bug fixes and other small features
This is the fourth video in a new series by JT Smith. He’s documenting what he’s doing in a developer diary and shares the process of creating the new Component Studio 2.0 app. In this video, he talks about editing fields, version history, color picker, and layer groups.
If you haven’t heard of Component.Studio before, be sure to check it out! It helps speed up game development and makes it easier to build the necessary components in a game. Join the CS facebook group or check out the help docs.
This is the third video in a new series by JT Smith. He’s documenting what he’s doing in a developer diary and shares the process of creating the new Component Studio 2.0 app. In this video, he talks about how viewer feedback helped him to refine the drag and drop controls to make them cooler with “snap to grid”.
If you haven’t heard of Component.Studio before, be sure to check it out at https://component.studio. It’s an amazing application that helps speed up game development and makes it much easier to build the necessary components in the game. Join the CS facebook group or check out the help docs.
Component.Studio now has a feature called Export From Folder that allows you to export to Tabletop Simulator, The Game Crafter, or a Print and Play PDF even if you didn't design your components in Component.Studio.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Component.Studio FAQ: Project and Data Set variables
Component.Studio FAQ: Inline Images
Learn how to use Component.Studio with Andrew Voigt. Our Facebook group has had a few people asking how to set up your design so that it automatically reformats when you change the card size. Well, here it is! enjoy! Andrew demonstrates how to have your designs automatically resize to fit any card size.
