View Rotating and Scaling Pass

Rotate Your Table View New

Press E to spin your personal view of the table 90° clockwise. This lets you sit at the North, East, South, or West seat without anyone else seeing the change. Each press rotates the view in the same direction and cycles back to North on the fourth press. Press 0 at any time to return to the default view.

Drag selection, object movement, and all mouse interactions automatically adapt to whichever seat you are in, so everything behaves correctly regardless of your rotation.


Real-World Component Sizes New

Components can now be assigned a physical size in inches or millimeters. When a component with a known size is placed on the table, the tabletop automatically scales it to accurate real-world proportions relative to other pieces. A poker card appears poker card sized. A board appears board sized. No more guessing what “scale 1.0” represents.

You can set dimensions while creating or editing any component using the Physical Size field. The Scale Override field still exists as a fallback if no physical size is defined.


Co-Host Role New

Hosts can now promote any player to Co-Host from the participants panel. Co-hosts receive full host privileges for that session. They can move locked objects, manage zones, kick players, and control the table just like the host.

Roles can be promoted or revoked at any time. Participants display color coded role labels in the list.


Dashboard Redesign Improved

The dashboard now serves as a functional command center. It highlights open playtest action items, projects that have never been playtested, projects with incomplete profiles, and provides quick links to start a session or create a project. This reduces the need to navigate through multiple menus.


Grid Settings Now Persist Improved

Grid type, grid size, snap-to-grid, hex orientation, and grid visibility are now saved in the room state. These settings automatically restore the next time the room is opened, removing the need to reconfigure the grid each session.