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Use whichever other Legiones Astartes you wantĪge of Sigmar/Warhammer 40k: Hedonites of Slaanesh Some armies do not have a specific pack in this case a comparable pack will be listed in the table below for use instead. There are a lot of packs available, and the table below will provide the direct links to these packs. You can access the Steam Workshop by click on the Steam icon on the main menu, as shown in the image below.

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To find your army you will need to download a unit pack from the Steam Workshop. Setting up Tabletop Simulator Finding your army in Tabletop Simulator To unlock it, right click on it again and navigate into the Toggles option and select Unlock. To lock a model, right click on it, navigate into the Toggles option and select Lock. Once a model is locked in place, physics no longer effects it and it is immune to being selected with either a left click or the drag-select method. To support this, you can lock models in place. Sometimes you will need to place a model in a precarious place, or place objectives down without wanting them to be constantly moved or under threat of accidental deletion. Please Note: Any model selected or hovered over will be deleted when you hit the Delete key - be careful! Shortcut You can also delete models by hovering over them or selecting them and pressing the Delete key. The shortcuts for these are listed below. Drop will force the model to the lowest point of the table it can reach where it is, which can be very helpful when trying to get models into ruins or multi-level buildings. Flip essentially flips the model upside-down, which is very handy when representing a tank that has been wrecked or something similar. When handling models in Tabletop Simulator, sometimes you will need to use two different tools for them flip and drop. Please Note: The camera is treated as a pseudo-physical object, so will be obstructed by certain objects such as tables, terrain and other 'solid' object, so this may affect certain camera angles when trying to view from a models perspective. Once you are familiar with those basic camera controls, you'll be able to view any part of the room from any angle.

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The following table shows how to control the camera whilst playing a game or building your army in any room whilst using Tabletop Simulator. To be able to play games in Tabletop Simulator, you need to be able to control your camera in order to view the board, navigate to where dice are being rolled or to get line of sight from a models perspective for lining up a shooting attack. Navigation in Tabletop Simulator Camera controls 2.2 Finding a map in Tabletop Simulator.

2.1 Finding your army in Tabletop Simulator.