Uno Ultimately Scripted

Uno Ultimately Scripted is a highly scripted version Uno, with some minor alterations derived from Uno Supreme. View the source code on GitHub. This version of Uno has a happy middle ground of using six card colors (Red, Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, Cyan) to add a challenging competitive edge, as well as adding extra draw cards (Such as +3 and +8). This scripted version of Uno makes use of many of the newest TableTop Simulator scripting features, including UI buttons for changing game settings, selecting the color of play, and more. Scripted elements keep the game pretty, fast, and fun. Throw cards from your hand as they instantly snap to the deck, literally throw cards at the other players as they're automatically drawn, and keep up with the direction of play with the spinning middle card. Turns are automatically handled by the script when cards are played, and cards are automatically dealt. Via the UI Game Options the Host can choose to enable or disable various "House Rules" depending on those of which their house plays by. Please be wary of poor internet connections. High ping may cause players to become out-of-sync with automated parts of the script. The Cards 0 - 9: Regular playing cards. Try to remove these from your hand until you have no cards remaining. Skip: Skip the next player from taking a turn. Reverse: Switch the direction of play immediately, giving the player behind you another turn, and so forth. Delayed Reverse: A delayed Reverse card, causing the direction of play to change after the next player takes their turn. Allows for unforeseen attacks. +2 / +3: When played, the next player in the line-of-play must draw the respective number of cards, and then loses their turn. If Draw Stacking is enabled, and the drawing player has a matching card in their hand, they may play the card to increase the drawn amount and pass it to the next player in line. Wild +4: When played, the player who played the card will choose a new color-of-play, and the next play