Create multiplayer spatial board games on visionOS with TabletopKit.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tabletopkit Source: https://github.com/FelixRauch/medat-figuren/tree/main/.agents/skills/tabletopkit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/FelixRauch/medat-figuren --skill tabletopkit-felixrauch
TabletopKit helps you turn complex multiplayer tabletop mechanics into a synchronized spatial experience on visionOS, without manually handling seating, turn flow, state replication, or RealityKit rendering.
Use the tabletopkit skill to design a visionOS 2.0+ spatial board game where players share a virtual table, pieces snap/behave correctly, and moves stay consistent across devices via Group Activities.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To build spatial multiplayer tabletop games on visionOS, use TabletopKit to manage player seats, turns, interactive equipment, and synchronized game state. It orchestrates gameplay via TabletopGame/TableSetup and coordinates sessions using GroupActivities.
Turn management and state synchronization for spatial board games work by using built-in TabletopAction for deterministic state changes and CustomAction for game-specific rules. This ensures moves and equipment state remain consistent across all connected devices.
Yes, you can use RealityKit to render a virtual game table by bridging game state to RealityKit entities via EntityRenderDelegate. This allows you to render equipment and support custom visual updates for your spatial board game.
To implement physics-driven dice tosses in a visionOS board game, use TabletopInteraction to handle tossable dice outcomes. The system maps the resting orientation of the physics-based toss interactions to specific face values.
Yes, this spatial multiplayer approach supports FaceTime integration through GroupActivities. It provides automatic synchronization of equipment state, seat assignments, actions, and interactions across all devices participating in the shared session.
Yes, you need visionOS 2.0 or later to develop a synchronized spatial board game using this approach. The framework relies on TabletopKit to share a virtual table where pieces snap and behave correctly while keeping moves consistent across devices.
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