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Post by Flo00 on Jan 23, 2024 21:30:21 GMT
Somehow I already did this and I can't remember how. I also couldn't find where I posted the question for the first time. I know for this card I had to change the order of colors on the frame to get the black up, white bottom left and red bottom right. Can someone point me in the right direction again?
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Sensei Le Roof
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Post by Sensei Le Roof on Jan 24, 2024 3:46:08 GMT
It wasn't the Invert option, was it? Or whatever it's called?
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Post by Flo00 on Jan 24, 2024 15:07:56 GMT
That only gives one other option, not all possible permutations. I want e.g. a grixis hybrid with black on top and blue, red on bottom. Even with the reverse option you always have black in the bottom left corner. In some file in the MSE data you can choose the order arbitrary. Of course that order then applies to all the cards.
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Post by ralendil on Feb 14, 2024 14:47:51 GMT
unsorted casting cost seems to be the option you’re looking for.
seems a little bugguy, as it may sort your mana sometimes...
you can find that in m15 godzilla template as an example. Not sure you could do what you want, but I think this is exactly what you describe. But it doesn’t impact the color combinations.
well there are other more skilled users around that could help you better... what I say here is just cause I had my "hands" in the "Magic Set Editor\data\magic-blends.mse-include\new-blends" file... I wanted (and succeeded) to sort all my files in folders... the last thing was the blend files and why I was in this file (problem solved btw). Also, I had visited it to create an auto watermark for lands (and dual/tri lands).
I guess you have here something that describe how the app manage to create hybrid colored cards... hybrid_color := { check_colors := card.card_color if face != "" then check_colors := face trimmed := trim_colors(check_colors) if trimmed == "white, blue" then "wu" else if trimmed == "white, black" then "wb" else if trimmed == "white, red" then "rw" else if trimmed == "white, green" then "gw" else if trimmed == "blue, black" then "ub" else if trimmed == "blue, red" then "ur" else if trimmed == "blue, green" then "gu" else if trimmed == "black, red" then "br" else if trimmed == "black, green" then "bg" else if trimmed == "red, green" then "rg" else if trimmed == "white, blue, reversed" then "uw" else if trimmed == "white, black, reversed" then "bw" else if trimmed == "white, red, reversed" then "wr" else if trimmed == "white, green, reversed" then "wg" else if trimmed == "blue, black, reversed" then "bu" else if trimmed == "blue, red, reversed" then "ru" else if trimmed == "blue, green, reversed" then "ug" else if trimmed == "black, red, reversed" then "rb" else if trimmed == "black, green, reversed" then "bg" else if trimmed == "red, green, reversed" then "gr" else "mm" }
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Post by Flo00 on Feb 14, 2024 19:12:11 GMT
Yes, that's it! Under card_hybrid := [ radial: [ I needed to change the indices. Strange enough, trying to add 3-color combinations to the part you posted didn't do anything for me.
EDIT: Upon closer inspection, as far as I understand, the hybrid_color := { part is only used for watermarks.
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