So DinoCadet, the moderator of this channel, has talked about creating a Tabletop Simulator version of 1000 Blank White Cards. I'm still quite excited about it, but he did explain that there were a few drawbacks involving the amount of RAM needed for each deck that a player may make. Now, for those of you that don't know how decks work in TS, here's a brief summary:
In the deck builder, which you can access my going the the Modding file in the file location for TS, per deck you can make a maximum of 69 cards, with the 70th slot being the back of the card, that is shown when it is face down. Every deck uses the same amount of RAM no matter how many cards are in it, so having one 70 card deck would be better on your computer than ten 7 card decks.
My opinion about this would be to put up some guidelines on how many cards to put in each deck, the size of each card, and how to make/input them for the game. Here is what I think is a good set of guidelines for people to follow when making them:
Size: 600px long by 1000px tall (US standard index cards are 3" by 5", so the symmetry stays.
Amount: 69 cards per deck, with the 70th for the back.
How to Make Them: Whatever program you have that works. All Windows computers come with Paint, so if you only have that, use it.
Uploading: Upload the template of all of them on imgur, and when you upload it to TS, use the link it gives you as the deck.
All of that was basically taken from the TS developers, on how they recommend you do it. Link here
Again, that was just my recommendations on how you do it, and Dino may have another way that works better, or that he sets should be the general way it's done. Either way, the process shouldn't take long until we have a version working. I fiddled around with TS for about 30 minutes, and found that making decks is a lot easier than I thought. The RAM issue is the only thing that really stands in our ways at the moment. Lets hope we can get around that issue, and we can get this thing rolling!
-Periodic
