What changed in Tabletop Simulator in 2026

Fixed search not working for old bags with GUIDs that collided by checking for collisions and fixing them on the object.

Fixed peek indicator issues when sharing your hand with other players.

Fixed an issue where physics settings were not editable by non-admins.

Fixed an issue where clients were doubling up on RPCs, causing duplications in actions.

Internal network IDs are now more robust, reducing connection issues between different platforms.

Added system logging messages when connecting via P2P, displaying the Steam ID of users connected.

Fixed issue with combined objects glitching out when cloning them.

Small network optimization by reducing network traffic by 1 packet per second per client.

No longer do we force unique guids on decks or bags for search, because it can cause issues with mods expecting old behavior.

Added a chat notification when a player changes the order of a deck or bag in the search menu.

Made initial network connection process slightly more reliable.

Fixed issue with Combined objects not displaying correctly for clients when they are children of children.

Fixed the orientation of objects in search menu when there is a custom alt zoom rotation set on them.

Fixed legacy Lua Input not syncing correctly for the host.

Blocked, banned, or not friend players will no longer notify for a game invite.

Fixed search not working for old decks with GUIDs that weren't unique for each card.

Fixed issue with legacy Lua input not sending select false events.

Patched multiple exploits, including potential 'while loop' crashes caused by malicious packets.

Fixed an issue where Search was not working correctly in Hotseat mode.

Fixed issues in hotseat with draw, search, etc not working if not player 1.

Fixed issue with player.showOptionsDialog() not syncing correctly.

Fixed peek indicator not being removed when clients stop peeking an object.

Fix major networking issue causing players to be kicked from a server when the number of players increased.

Added new validation checks to block malicious users from sending invalid Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs) or Syncs.

Overhauled the networking system to greatly improve security and stability.

Fixed issues where packets were still being routed to clients even if the call was invalid.

Bag is now searchable like decks with only searching the first few number of objects contained.

Fixed the Pastebin URL converter to correctly handle both http and https links.

Fixed search reorder message always happening on decks and bags with cloned objects contained in them.

Fixed broken table flip!

Fixed a network issue regarding the 'ready check' when clients first connect to a game with active music.

Improved error reporting when a blocked player connects to a host.

Fixed an issue where choosing the color 'Grey' was not notifying the chat.

Better network security for old Lua UI.

Fixed 'player color change' messages not working correctly for clients.

Fixed notepad not syncing for clients.

Updated host migration to provide clearer notifications to players about what is happening during the process.

Network calls are now strictly limited to specific destinations to prevent unauthorized cross-communication.

The Search system has been revamped to work much better with improved network security standards.

Fixed an issue where chat messages were not being correctly blocked by Lua on client-side scripts.

Now reports the SteamID of the player that is inviting you.

Full UI/UX overhaul from the ground up on a modern framework (UI Toolkit) focusing on Play Mode and Edit Mode.

More consistent controls across mouse/keyboard and controller use, upgrading to Unity's new input system.

New and improved tools for creators to enhance their content creation experience.

Rebuilding the interface and user experience to make TTS more approachable for new and experienced players alike.

Networking modernization focused on reliability and security improvements, including new Steam P2P networking.

Better compatibility and usability on Steam platforms such as the Steam Deck and upcoming Steam hardware.

A curated marketplace for user content aimed at expanding the library of available Tabletop Simulator content.

Full VR rework introducing OpenXR with a focus on fluid VR interactions and VR-friendly interfaces.

A build/runtime upgrade moving to IL2CPP for better performance characteristics and security hardening.

Major rendering modernization by upgrading to the Universal Rendering Pipeline (URP) while preserving legacy Workshop content.