Tables

Tables hold game data in rows and typed columns, like every weapon and its stats, to tweak side by side and export to Unreal, Unity, Godot or any engine.

Make a table

1. + New›Table.
2. Click + Column in the toolbar, name it and pick its type. Or click Import CSV to start from a spreadsheet.
3. Add rows and type in the cells. Enter and Tab move to the next cell.

Copy and paste work with Excel and Google Sheets.

Column types

Type	For
Text	Names, descriptions, ids
Integer	Whole numbers: health, ammo, levels
Decimal	Speed, multipliers
Checkbox	True or false
Select	One of a set of choices: rarity, element
Link	An object, doc or other file in the project
Color	A hex color, with alpha
Vector 2 / Vector 3	x, y and x, y, z
JSON	Anything else: lists, nested data

The row key

One column names each row in exports, like an Unreal DataTable’s row names. Right-click a column → Use as row key to pick it.

Export

Open the export menu and pick:

• CSV
• JSON
• Unreal DataTable (CSV or JSON)

Edit objects as a table

A table can show objects instead of its own rows: every object that inherits from one, with a column per field.

1. Open the Table inspector.
2. Find the parent object, like Weapon, and pick which objects to show: Direct children or All below it.
3. Map each column to an object field.

Edits go straight to the objects. Inherited values show faded: type over one to override it.