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You can get that using the "Basic" rarity.
i'd like a special land sheet, like Dragon's Maze. All lands will be the 15th card, including basics and nonbasics.
Yep. I manually fixed it for all the current Archester cards it affected, but I fear any time you edit a coloured artifact it'll reintroduce the superfluous type. I'll try to get this fixed soon.
Yikes! I bet that's a bug introduced by my recent frame updates.
Search results do not show P/T is a subrequest of this one. P/T are a very sensible suggestion to be included.
duplicate of More control over search results
shorter name
That's a very good suggestion.
If you look at the Suvnica mechanics page you see several mechanics with asterisks and hyphens in their name. Looking at that, you would have no reason to believe those would be substituted with italics or m-dashes on card, although they are.
Mind you, it would be simplest to just have a "ability word" checkbox that adds the formatting automatically.
I'll definitely try to fix the formatting of double hyphens. Ought to be a straightforward switch of the order I call two functions in.
I'm not sure I quite understand the UI suggestion. Which text are you saying is misleading, and what would you like it to say?
Ah, didn't realise that. It's still perfectly serviceable for drafting a custom set on its own, though, or playing sealed. Or even drafting a block of three custom sets.
you can do that, but then allcards.txt wouldn't load. so it's either/or if it's a separate file. in order to play your custom cards with Wizards cards, you have to combine them into a big file.
I don't believe that's the case. The Goblin Artisans playtest of their Tesla custom set I did doesn't have any custom cards in the allcards.txt file; the extra cards are defined in a separate .txt file and have images contained in a new subdirectory of sets/setimages.
for custom sets to work in lackey, you have to append the cards to the main file.
I've always been a fan of OCTGN, but recent changes have made it even more difficult, if not impossible, to play with custom cards on it.
htmlconverter.org, html2png, phantomjs, crowbar, selenium...
Huh, nothing as turn-key as I thought. I had a really nice webkit-based one that you could drive programatically, injecting javascript, clicking buttons etc. But ti ooesn't seem to be maintained any more. I'll see if I can dig out the code I had.
Ooh, I'd love to find such a thing, but my Googling so far has failed. Do you have any links?
There are tools for that (headless browsers that render to images). There's even webservices for it nowadays.
I've at least used Lackey (as of a week ago), so the Lackey option seems fairly plausible. Big problem is that I think it needs card images rendering, and so far I've relied on browsers to do the HTML+CSS rendering of my mockups - I don't have any way to do them server-side.
I would prefer Lackey. It works on macs, so I can actually use it. Obviously, I understand if it's too much work.
i've yet to install cockatrice. how well does this integration work? can you draft? can you add sets to formats like standard, modern, etc?
I don't know. Not being very computer-savvy, I didn't really know that was an option. Is there an easy way to select a few different cards to print that way? I suppose you could make a details page of the cards you wanted to print.
To help me understand the feature request here: how is this different from Firefox's print of the visual spoiler etc with "show background" turned off?
I would be very grateful for this!