Once you've got all that, it's time to load up Tabletop Simulator! Go into Single Player and load up the table you want to play cards on, along with whether you want Felt or Empty or anything like that. Number of cards in the template, not counting the Magical Hidden Image I usually transfer these to Notepad, just in case the browser bogs down the computer while dozens of cards are loading in. Once you're signed up, just drag and drop and you can grab the direct link to the uploaded images. I use imgur and it's never given me any trouble. Okay, once you've got the face of your cards in a template and the back of your cards as its own image and everything in. Then, put them in the template and import them like normal. The front of the cards are going to want to be facing left, but the back of the cards will have to face right. Wait! Is your deck going to be sideways? Most cards have their longest sides on the sides, but if you want the longest sides to be on the top and bottom, you're going to have to do something extra. jpg to make sure the colors show up in the game properly. The backs of the cards are going to stay as their own separate image, but be sure to save it as a.
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So, you've got however many templates of the faces of up to 69 cards each, plus their Magic Hidden Card Image. It's not that important what it is, but it's nice if it looks good. This takes the last place in the deck template and is the image shown to other players when you hold face-up cards in your hand.
You get 69 cards per image, plus the Magic Hidden Card Image. I don't know about the custom ratio stuff, but if it's not in there yet, it's coming.
I like to process my scans into one image per card and then use Andrew Mazar's Deck Building Tool [I actually never updated from version 1.6 of that tool, so it's probably got a whole lot of stuff I don't know about.
Next, you've got to get them into a 10x7 image. Since a recent update, it doesn't matter what dimensions they are, so use square, rectangle, whatever. Either scan some existing cards or make them yourself. So you want to make a card game? Here's what you've gotta do: First of all, you've gotta get some cards.
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