Once subscribed, launch TTS, click Create, click the type of game, then click Workshop and you should see the module listed. Click it to load.

I am trying to puzzle out how to launch this in TTS. Not sure where to go after I have TTS downloaded.

OK. Gotcha, thanks. I thought there was a discord server specifically for this mod.

@Dev - After you start the "Tabletop Simulator" gaming program, there is an link to the official TTS Community Discord server by clicking on the icon of the Discord application on the top-left of the screen. After you click on the icon, you will need to create or log-in an Discord account.

Would it be possible to get an invite link to the discord server?

Thank you.

@-$ilver- - When looking for others to play a game with, there is an active TTS community on Discord, which you can join or create an group to play any game or to schedule a session.
TTS does have Host controls to limit players' options to prevent them from cheating or handling game assets at will.
In order to learn to play a game, there are examples within the game instructions that are straight forward, and there are short skirmishes included too. Enjoy!

I can tell you that I appreciate all the hard work and dedication that you put forth for the community. However I am not that big into TTS. I want to be. I think it is a great concept. But at the end of the day, with no one to play with, or ways to learn like a CPU referee or something, that tells you what moves you can and can not do, I have little use for it. I am not even sure you can stop someone from actually messing with the board or doing illegal moves online. So I will just play with the pieces and lavish in the manuals, but most features will be wasted on me. But for others who love Star Trek RPGs or tactical battles, they can appreciate, at least the playing aspect, more. I can not even imagine trying to fill out the ship charts.

@-$ilver- - There are other FASA games available on Tabletop Simulator, but most are "BattleTech" mods. I haven't released any new mods in awhile, but there is one FASA game in the works.
I do hope you find this mod and others useful for your gaming needs.

Is this the only FASA Star Trek game on Tabletop Simulator? Any plans on making any more of them, by any chance?

@Galael1 - In this mod, all of the sheets are "locked" in place to allow the Players to write, draw or to fill-in information as needed. To create an duplicate of an sheet - "unlock" the sheet first, then copy and paste.
The "Master Control Panel" and "Damage Control Display" sheets are scripted for Players to use with the "Master Control Book," to record the data necessary to play each turn.

Unfortunately, you can only really battle two ships with this addon. The two Master Control Panels on the table are the only items that are editable and they are not copyable. The ship data sheets from the data book are not editable either so there is no way to keep track of damage or other items. If the author could allow the ship data sheets to be editable like the two MCPs, then this would be an outstanding add-on!

@V3NOM very true I can still get the hardcopies of the rulebooks for this game and Battletech here at a Buy/Trade Used book shop here in AZ

@Lonewolf71 - In my opinion, the gaming products made from FASA are still easier and enjoyable to play than most newer game systems.

RIP Fasa the good ole days of Star Trek, Mechwarrior, and Battletech

@JADsHome - Thank you. Enjoy the game!

This addon is the entire reason I brought Tabletop Simulator - THANKYOU V3NOM - LOVE this game. Still have a physical copy but now I can play it with friends remotely !

@darleth; @Sir_Charles; @senseofplace; @Careos; @VipreRX - Thank you. Enjoy the game!

I've owned a physical copy of this game for many years, you and this mod deserve high praise. It's like standing in front of the real thing.

Totally want to play this.

YES thank you --

That is a MOD I was waiting very much. Now I hope someone will do the same for Star Warrior... or one day I'll take care of building a modern version of that Star Wars game, because W-Wing TMG is more a card game than a real space dogfight game

Thanks a lot...