Re: CCGHQ Torrents
I've got a pretty good connection and will seed this torrent for some time. Hope this will help.
PS: But for now d/l speed is ~20kb/s, it will take some time...
PS: But for now d/l speed is ~20kb/s, it will take some time...
High Quality Resources for Collectible Card Games and Home of the CCGHQ Team
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https://www.slightlymagic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=447
If you post your text, I'll parse it against the Gatherer Downloader result set, which is in turn parsed directly from Wizards. That way we can confirm spellings and set completeness. That said, I can only cross-check the sets Gatherer actually provides. Also promos, inserts cannot be verified this way.Huggybaby wrote:Well, you can only download as fast as I can upload.
Seeding will help, but we should only need it for a few days until we get some comments, and then we can move on to the next chunk. Lord willing, in the end everything will be combined and the current torrent replaced.
My main question right now is about numbering format. I'm using the MA format, "Land [1]", but I wonder what other apps expect to see. Is there any reason not to use my original format of "Land 1"?
<edit> PS This process could be done in hours instead of weeks. How? If I posted a text list of the collection, it could be downloaded almost instantly and reviewed, and the whole torrent could be tweaked. So why am I using this slow laborious bandwidth and time wasting process? Because no one will read a text list. I've been fighting it for years but have to concede the fact.
Is it possible to conduct a poll on slightly magic, to see how many people use the pics for each purpose? I think the images should be formatted toward the most popular use.Huggybaby wrote:Awesome, see attached.
BTW, all the fulls are coming from the MA torrent, so whatever is missing from that I will need, including all crops.
They don't have the .full extension but I'll probably add that back.
I'm using all three letter set codes, no more two letter codes.
I may eventually remove brackets from numbers.