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Greenpack Game System

The "Piecepack" system (https://piecepack.net/) and the "Green Box of Games" system (https://greenboxofgames.com/) are both "gaming systems" in that they're a set of components that if a player has a copy of, then there's a slew of games they can play using those components (same as possessing a "standard deck of cards" allows players to play MANY different games with that ONE set of components).

This mod is a custom set of components that allows for playing any Piecepack game and any Green Box game, using as few components as possible (overlapping use where possible).

The Piecepack system uses "Tiles" and "Coins" as key components, plus a few dice and pawns as trackers.
The Green Box system uses "Tiles" and "Cards" as key components, plus a few dice and cubes as trackers.

This combination "Greenpack" system has "Tiles", "Coins", and "Cards" as key components, plus dice and cubes as extras.

Within Tabletop Simulator, both the "Coins" and "Tiles" are implemented as "tile" custom pieces, which means the edges of the coins are colored according to the "tint" of the piece. In both gaming systems, the "Tiles" are meant to have a backside that's blank, such that the tiles can be shuffled without knowing what's on the other side, and so I left the tints as all white, so they're indistinguishable. For the coins, I did tint the edges to match the suit/symbol color, such that when the coin is face-down (rank-side-up), you can still tell what suit it is by the color of the rim/edge you can see. If you want to play a game where the coins should be anonymous when rank-side-up, reset the tint on all of them to be the same color, to make them indistinguishable too.

Discussion about this system can also be found at: https://boardgamegeek.com/blog/10748

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