we have no git or something.
if someone wants to help or add something contact us and we will talk about it and see if it fits our liking ;) then maybe we find a way

I'd like to add a "Draw Monster Attack Modifier Card button" to the Battle Interface, and maybe some other small things too. Can you put the source into a GitHub repository so I can send you a Pull Request?

Thanks :)

Yes to have all this on Github would be great! To see and learn and contribute!

When i started using this Mod i added some lines to it's code that allow me to draw a Monster AttackModifier with [NumPad 6] I think I found the code somewhere in here ... just have a look into the older threats,

You can already do this by pressing "3" on the numpad

Confirmed, numpad 3 does draw a monster attack modifier card. Thanks, CrystalMethod!

I'd still prefer to have a button in the Battle Interface for this, tho. And as I said, there are some other small things I'd like to explore.

It sounds like the devs are not focused on this anymore (not a criticism, just a natural part of writing software), so it would be a win-win to get the source into GitHub (my preference) or something similar. Hopefully this can be done, but if not, no worries -- you have already given me a great mod that I'm grateful for. Thanks

引用自 Kijan：

we have no git or something.
if someone wants to help or add something contact us and we will talk about it and see if it fits our liking ;) then maybe we find a way

Hello to the creators! A friend and I have a passion project that makes enhancements to this mod and we would be interested in talking to you about it.

I recently installed Atom and was able to add a "Draw Monster Attack Modifier" button to the Battle Interface within 2 hours, so AFAIC the only barrier is the lack of a GitHub repository for contributions. I'd guess SydenyS and others have had similar experiences. When the tools and source are this accessible, it's natural to want to tinker with your favorite toy .

Mod authors, if you need help setting up a GitHub repository, please ask. There's about 10k lines of source and 70k lines of data, which is a non-trivial amount of work. IMHO the best case is for you to remain the primary caretaker of the mod, however I think failure to provide a GitHub repo will inevitably produce forks.