coding question.
hey guys, im new to the forums here, and new to Forge in general. I love mtg, and i am trying to take some java classes at the college and hoping one day to help out here
In regards to the card.txt file; If the keywords are already created, can i just add a card to card.txt or would i have to have done something in the cardfactory as well, or whatever else needs to be done?
example: Talon Sliver and Spitting Sliver.
Talon Sliver
1 W
Creature Sliver
All sliver creatures have first strike.
1/1
Spitting Sliver
4 B
Creature Sliver
All sliver creatures have first strike.
3/3
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Talon Sliver is already in Forge. I add Spitting Sliver to the card.txt file, using Talon sliver as a template. I test Spitting sliver but its effects do not work( it receives "all sliver have" abilities from the other slivers, but does not give the other ones its.)They have identical abilities so im just confused as to if im missing something really small, or something else that is not in my control to solve without plugging in some actual java code in another file.
Thanks for your time and responses.
In regards to the card.txt file; If the keywords are already created, can i just add a card to card.txt or would i have to have done something in the cardfactory as well, or whatever else needs to be done?
example: Talon Sliver and Spitting Sliver.
Talon Sliver
1 W
Creature Sliver
All sliver creatures have first strike.
1/1
Spitting Sliver
4 B
Creature Sliver
All sliver creatures have first strike.
3/3
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Talon Sliver is already in Forge. I add Spitting Sliver to the card.txt file, using Talon sliver as a template. I test Spitting sliver but its effects do not work( it receives "all sliver have" abilities from the other slivers, but does not give the other ones its.)They have identical abilities so im just confused as to if im missing something really small, or something else that is not in my control to solve without plugging in some actual java code in another file.
Thanks for your time and responses.