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Well, I seem to be the first to notice that the decks in Magic:
the Gathering are simply text files. You can alter thes in pretty
much any way you like to create whatever deck you'd like. I haven't
messed with it much, but anyone can create a persona and a deck
pretty easily.
In the 'playdeck' directory, you can simply create a new text file
'player name'.dck. If you follow the structure of the other .dck
files, you'll have your deck in no time.
Some observations :
- I believe the first column of numbers is something that affects
the AI, but I haven't touched those, so I'm unsure
-The second column is the number of each card you want (i only
assume that the total for all of these must be larger than 40)
-The third column is the name of the card
-You also have to be sure to keep the total number of types of
cards at least as large as the current number, don't know why.
Found at Mission: Possible
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Castle/5475/guild.htm Thranx@hotmail.com
the Gathering are simply text files. You can alter thes in pretty
much any way you like to create whatever deck you'd like. I haven't
messed with it much, but anyone can create a persona and a deck
pretty easily.
In the 'playdeck' directory, you can simply create a new text file
'player name'.dck. If you follow the structure of the other .dck
files, you'll have your deck in no time.
Some observations :
- I believe the first column of numbers is something that affects
the AI, but I haven't touched those, so I'm unsure
-The second column is the number of each card you want (i only
assume that the total for all of these must be larger than 40)
-The third column is the name of the card
-You also have to be sure to keep the total number of types of
cards at least as large as the current number, don't know why.
Found at Mission: Possible
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Castle/5475/guild.htm Thranx@hotmail.com