Music Player Extension

Many thanks for the awards! Those make me happy :D This is meant to be an extension to the in-game Music Player. All songs you want to add to playlists must have one of the following as url: a file path to a music file on your disk (this won't work in online games) a link to a Steam workshop file a direct link to a music file that's hosted elsewhere online. Note: all music must be encoded in a TTS supported audio format, for example .mp3. Tutorial videos: Creating a playlist - https://youtu.be/XSs5bRM3zIA Note: By using the Music Player Extension the in-game Music Player's Shuffle, Loop, Previous song, Next Song and Play buttons will break. Use the Music Player Extension UI to control these settings. You must still use the in-game Music Player to mute and control volume or to skip ahead in a song. This functionality is not exposed to Lua so I cannot add this to the Music Player Extension UI. Scripts are also located in MyScripts folder here: https://github.com/VultureX/Tabletop-Simulator-Modding New features: - Create, play and edit multiple playlists. - No custom assets required to import music. - Restart currently playing song with a single button click - Shuffle, looping and jump to song functionality Known issues: - TTS UI does not work when it is in the same place as the Music Player Extension UI. Will not be fixed, this is a bug in TTS. - Cannot control volume in Music Player Extension UI. You can still control volume of the currently playing track with the volume slider in the in-game Music Player. Volume control was not exposed to Lua, so this can't be fixed. Questions: Q: Will a Unity asset make things better? A: I've tried, but this imposes other severe limitations: The playlists would have to be of a fixed size due to limited exposed scripting capabilities. So I can't dynamically add and remove songs. This would make the mod unmaintainable, hard to extend and hard to use. All songs must also be part of the Unity asset, so you wouldn't be able to l