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# Table editor

In the Table editor, you combine game rules
A game is a set of rule options.
You can add your own game by selecting the game rule options you like best.
, a number of players, and optionally a time limit per turn
In a game with a time limit, you have only a limited time to complete your turn. Some games come with a preset time limit, in other games you can choose your own time limit, if you like one.
See: time limit rule.
, to form a table
A table in RRRummy is a combination of game rules, a number of players, and optionally a time limit.
RRRummy keeps a list of favorite tables, so you can easily play your favorite games against the number of players you like. You can add, delete or sort your favorite tables.
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## 1. Pick your game

In this list, you choose the game that you want to play at this table. See How can I create my own games to learn how you can add your own games here.

## 2. View the game rules

This large box shows a summary of the game rules for the game that you selected in the games list. You can click on a blue link to get help about that specific rule.

## 3. Choose the number of players

Here you choose the number of players at this table. You yourself are the first player; the remaining seats will be occupied by computer players.

## 4. Select a time limit per turn

In this selection box, you can select the time limit that you have to complete a turn.

If the selected game has a preset time limit, then this box shows that time limit, but you can't change it.

## 5. Make this table a favorite

If you check this box, the table will be added to your favorite tables, so you can easily start it again.

If the table already is a favorite table of yours, or if you are setting up your favorite tables, this checkbox is not visible.

## 6. Create a random table

If you click this button, then a random game is selected, with a random number of players and a random time limit. Of course, you can still change any of these, or click this button again, before you continue.

## See also:

- Setup favorite tables
- How to: Manage my favorite tables
- How to: Start a custom table against the computer