TTS-Manager

Import/Export Mods from Tabletop Simulator, including all assets.

Status

Currently this code is rather alpha quality. It has also only been tested on a limited number of mods and Windows machines. Do not rely on this to backup your files without checking it restores correctly on another install. If you find a configuration / mod that doesn't work, please let me know.

Listing, export and import all should work. Note that old-style mods (.cjc files) are not supported - they simply will not be listed.

To export a mod, you ideally should have downloaded all assets. Opening a mod in Tabletop Simulator is usually enough, but make sure you have taken something out of every bag in the mod. If anything is missing, then the tool will tell you. TTS Manager can attempt to download the files for you, but this feature is very new.

Command Line Usage

python tts_manager\command_line.py -h

List all the mods you've subscribed to in the workshop.

python tts_manager\command_line.py list -w

OR

List all the saved games.

python tts_manager\command_line.py list -s

Export a mod with a forced download of all assets.

python tts_manager\command_line.py export -o E:\tts -d 12345678

You can then import this into an install using python tts_manager\command_line.py import path/to/pakfile. The commands have further options, use -h to find out.

If you have set Tabletop Simulator to store mod files in its install directory, you will need to tell it where to find the files by using python tts_manager\command_line.py config.

Requirements

Either download or clone the repository. Python 3.6+ (Tested on Anaconda for python 3.7)

TODO

These are primarily tracked on GitHub, but roughly:

• Uninstalling paks
• A better gui
• downloading arbitary pak files
• LOTS MORE TESTING.