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this is the place in the code you have to edit -
https://github.com/cornernote/tabletop_simulator-mtg_booster_generator/blob/main/lua/booster-generator.lua#L643
Sounds like great ideas!
Exporting the List of Cards : You could try something where you drop the deck in and it populates the notebook from the top menu with the list of cards
Building the Deck : I recommend exporting the card list, then build a deck in your favourite tool (there are so many and many people have a preference), then import the deck you want to play with back into TTS.
Table : The most popular table is by Pi. He makes a 4 player, 6 player and 8 player, but sadly no 2 player. It would be great to have a 2 player table aimed at 60-card or draft formats.
Feel free to use the Discussions tab for further discussions as these comments can get hard to follow.
Hello! Thank you for this excellent tool! I have a lot to unpack here:
My goal was to practice for the Avatar pre-release. It has 5 different seeded packs and a pre-chosen character.
A friend and I started adding the logic to your setDefinitions. The code is very well organized and easy to add on! No other website or tool can currently provide custom draft packs.
I think a great way to get people into pre-releases is the ability to practice a full week ahead of time. With sealed pre-release becoming more specialized, and websites slow to update, I see Tabletop as one of the premier ways to practice for pre-release.
Imagine that for each set release, once previews are over, you just load up Tabletop and start the "Avatar pre-release" table.
This is all doable now, but there are some greater pain points that exist:
Building the Deck : Its hard to organize and sort cards. We will investigate ways to sort cards by color and mana cost and vertically.
Table : The best tables are tailored to commander. We will create a table better suited for drafting and 2 players. It should be possible to play the game without any camera panning.
I think all of this would remove many barriers to entry. This effort could also serve the greater goal of "getting people to show up at their LGS". Maybe, just maybe, The Professor can be happy again.
@☣CoRNeRNoTe☣ You are a much more experienced Tabletop developer and Magic player than I am. All I would ask is some advice. What do you think of this idea? Are there any gotcha’s you can foresee? Any relevant things I should take a look at?
Best Regards,
klack
FIN is FIN+FCA - https://scryfall.com/search?as=grid&order=name&q=%28set%3Afin+OR+set%3Afca%29
FINC is FIN+FCA+FIC - https://scryfall.com/search?as=grid&order=name&q=%28set%3Afin+OR+set%3Afca+OR+set%3Afic%29
source: https://www.reddit.com/r/mtg/comments/1kse5rr/final_fantasy_pack_contents/
Let me know if that isn't correct and I can change it up.
I have changed this to add a land to every pack (and 1 less common).
I also fixed the sort order. They still come out face down, but when you flip it the land is on top and the rare is on the bottom. Let me know if that's not right (been so long since I bought a pack).
First thing is that the packs don't seem to generate any basic lands. Which probably is better for people who just want more powerful stuff/choices, but I'm a nerd that likes authenticity.
Second very minor thing is that when you pull out the cards, they're flipped... But when you flip them over to face you they're in the opposite order than they should be. So you see your rare pull first and the commons last.