Dragons of Tarkir - Development
Posted: 26 Mar 2015, 15:32UPDATE: This has been done for quite awhile. All cards with the exception of a very small number are available in teh CW. /UPDATE
I'm finally getting started on Dragons of Tarkir.
To start with, this set will be worked on with cards being coded and then released in the CW. I will test once all cards are completed, but if you feel like testing for me and letting me know that a card works, it'll save me a bit of time. I WILL release the set as a standalone wad when it is complete for those that don't use the CW.
Note that the 28 already completed are either in the base game, were already in the CW, or are simple enough that TFM's generator will have completed them.
That said, I won't be doing art until I'm otherwise done. MTGImage.com has been taken down by WotC, so the best place to get the full collection (and the only place my auto-tool works with) is no longer an option. If someone wants to starts collecting art, that would be amazing. Just drop it in here in either png or jpg format (click add to drive or open in drive to add images). If you want to go ahead and resize/crop it, that'd be cool, but I don't mind doing that bit. Just make sure its filename is CW#.PNG or CW#.JPG where # is its multiverseID from gatherer. If you convert it to TDX yourself, drop it right in here.
EDIT: I'm done with A-C. Just did those all this morning. Haven't done any Morph creatures, yet. I intend to rework how Morph is done (because it currently uses a very clunky system for the text, and I honestly prefer the method I used for manifest as far as viewing the card goes). Feel free to go and test them.
I actually just thought of ANOTHER way to do it, but that's got to wait for later. It might never be done, and in fact probably won't. But the idea is to store the card's face-up values in a chest (basically like it does now, except use StoreCopiableValues), and then when you view a face-down card, grant the abilities to the bottom card of the library and view it, then revert it.
I'm finally getting started on Dragons of Tarkir.
To start with, this set will be worked on with cards being coded and then released in the CW. I will test once all cards are completed, but if you feel like testing for me and letting me know that a card works, it'll save me a bit of time. I WILL release the set as a standalone wad when it is complete for those that don't use the CW.
Note that the 28 already completed are either in the base game, were already in the CW, or are simple enough that TFM's generator will have completed them.
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That said, I won't be doing art until I'm otherwise done. MTGImage.com has been taken down by WotC, so the best place to get the full collection (and the only place my auto-tool works with) is no longer an option. If someone wants to starts collecting art, that would be amazing. Just drop it in here in either png or jpg format (click add to drive or open in drive to add images). If you want to go ahead and resize/crop it, that'd be cool, but I don't mind doing that bit. Just make sure its filename is CW#.PNG or CW#.JPG where # is its multiverseID from gatherer. If you convert it to TDX yourself, drop it right in here.
EDIT: I'm done with A-C. Just did those all this morning. Haven't done any Morph creatures, yet. I intend to rework how Morph is done (because it currently uses a very clunky system for the text, and I honestly prefer the method I used for manifest as far as viewing the card goes). Feel free to go and test them.
I actually just thought of ANOTHER way to do it, but that's got to wait for later. It might never be done, and in fact probably won't. But the idea is to store the card's face-up values in a chest (basically like it does now, except use StoreCopiableValues), and then when you view a face-down card, grant the abilities to the bottom card of the library and view it, then revert it.
, that way it would return to his/her hand and still take out an Illusion. Another possible exploit would be the opponent has a way to gain life by casting spells (for example an Angel's Feather) then casts a spell targeting Icefall Regent (such as Guard Duty) just to have the spell return to their hand allowing them to use it for something else while still gaining life.