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Nvm. Rewatched and saw you can set the x by y values on the card generator file

Midjourney has a commercial license, if you use something that has a commercial license you should be fine. Keep in mind that I am not a lawyer though so I would do your own research and ensure that whatever you use is legal in your country / state / province as they differ from area to area.

@@TCGNews Alright, thanks for the comment! 😁

@@seniorDragon913 I can second the above comment from the creator. As long as you are using a "commercial license" and can validate the image was made while your license was activated, you are legally protected (mostly). You do have to be careful of some exceptions. For example, MJ (as far as I know) will not aid you in any legal disputes if someone claims you stole their work. At least I think they were the ones to make that decision. I know one of the big art generator platforms did. But the chances are so slim you don't have to worry. If you want to be extra safe, when you generate an image you want to use, google the image. Secondly, depending on state, you can legally copyright images made from an AI as long as the AI (usually) is not the only tool used. So, for example, I use AI art generators all the time, but I also do a little photo-editing. And it is only small things like cleaning up spaces I don't want text in and feeding it back to the generator to smooth out the shading. Stuff that is small and easy to learn but still counts as you contributing to editing the image. If you are making a TCG or anything and say you want to sit on the side of safety and hire an artist but maybe not knowing what the cost will be in the long term may be an issue, you can use AI to prototype it, then do a kickstarter campaign and just say that you need to fund a budget of X to hire [Artist Name/Social] to re-create all the artwork. If you want some ideas for how to handle rewards for tiers I can pitch a few ideas to you, but in general, the campaign would be short, simple, low risk, and I don't see a reason why people would not support a low risk project. Just make sure you make arrangements with an artist, tell them how you intend to fund their work, and put it all in writing. It doesn't need to be written by a legal rep. You just need a written agreement between you and said artists, the declared total for the project, etc. I have put a lot of thought into this for my own reasons the past few months so you are welcome to tag me with any further questions you would like to ask me.

theres been a lot of talk of ai art not being able to be copy righted. though i believe this is still being decided legally. you could run into a situation where your art is unprotected.

@@WarcasteTCG Yo! Hi!

www.guilded.gg/r/zz1EDMNNnj?i=rdOrzD34 This should work just fine, simply fill out the application and I'll have you accepted. If you applied and got denied then please do not add random stuff to the app. I do not accept anyone that puts random stuff there "cus I wanna" or "dsjihfsdfh" or "f" are auto declines to prevent spammers, etc.

@@TCGNews Did it!

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Yes! Kind of! It's all a little convoluted...

New theme song?

@@nastyones ruclips.net/video/ujnq2v6R02U/видео.htmlsi=GHmgTBdcVeCERM0d Big in the 80s

Haven't played one piece but based off of heartstone it's good as a computer game, if you make it as a physical game you'll want to include tokens to represent the mana so it's easier to keep track of imo. The less the player has to manually keep track of outside of tokens and stuff the better imo.

@@TCGNews Yea, im thinking into using energy flavored as 'Tomes' and include them with slightly different artworks just for fun

I went back and fourth like 20 times during that video, I may have cut out some parts but at the very end I was like "This will be a TCG" I think XD This video wasn't scripted and was just cuts from me actually working. Idk if I like this format, and may stick with the record and then voice over after thing I normally do.

Never heard of it. After googling it only shows maple story, is there something else?

TGC does not charge you, which is why you have such small profit margins for it. It's 100% free, unless you want them to promote it and sell it directly on their website without you buying the product yourself first. However, if you stick with just personal promotion you can sell it completely free.

Nevermind. I forgot to export the decks. lol

@@LorMasterLW Glad you figured it out! I was lost and was going to suggest the file sizes may be to big lol. I've had that happen a few times, though mostly with 3D files.

It'd be real nice to have it come to the west! I'd love to have duel masters again, it was such a good tcg!

You have two major ones, Tabletop Simulator which is the best imo, and Untapped. I have a video on how to upload your cards to Tabletop simulator if you're interested! Hopefully this helps :)

And Tabletopia! You can do quite a bit on a free subscription there

@@travisbuschette8609 I'll look into that and make a video on it as well :)

Glad you found this helpful :D Make sure to join our community on guilded :D

You can still get hit with a C&D if they wanted to. There's a lot of personal projects that were making no money that were hit with C&D. Most of the time if you just remove it there's nothing to worry, but it's still a risk if they wanted to do something more.

Not true, it requires you to buy a copy in order to have it displayed on their website. However, you can still sell it through your website, word of mouth, etc. outside of them displaying it. They will not help promote it, but you can still sell it.

oh my bad thank you for correcting me i did not know that @@TCGNews

This is one of the reasons that I believe card games shouldn't be able to run copies of the same card.

There should bei a limitation on the amount of copies for Sure, but No duplicates will be very inconsistent without a giant Cardpool existing. You should have the ability to give your Deck a theme, like burn damag or Ramp or Reanimation, but for that you need either a few copies each of a handfull of good cards in that theme or alternatively your first set would have to include for example 12 each of Ramp, burn and Reanimation spells in that example. And If you make 12 spells of the same sort in your First Set they will feel samey and uncreative. In a Format with a bigger Cardpool, like mtgs legacy/Vintage, a Singleton Version becomes very interresting because there now are a lot of piled up samey cards that you can use to make the Deck somewhat function (even at 100 cards big), but i dont think smaller formats or Games would benefit from being Singleton.

Hi, just wanted to provide my opinion, but as someone who has played both MTG and YuGiOh pretty extensively, I think it’s misleading to imply YuGiOh is a slower or more methodical game. I think both of those statements are just objectively untrue. There has never been a format in Magic where you could have 17 black lotuses in a deck. A max of 4 is the most that’s ever been allowed, and if memory serves me correctly, these days the number allowed is limited even lower than that for that card specifically among other high powered cards. Regardless, cards like that are only played in vintage, and by and large do not represent the majority of the player base. I feel like this comment was made by someone who tried Magic once, didnt care for it and didn’t care to learn anything about it, but somehow still managed to develop super strong opinions on it.

@@Gobbledi_Gook No it wasn't, mainly a Commander player but I play a lot of mtg. It was supposed to be sarcastic by stating what one could easily take away from the video when one hasn't played either Game while everyone who is somewhat into TCGs knows it is quite the opposite usually. Now since you mentioned the card amount limitations meaning mtg is Always a slower Game I will be sophistic and mention the few examplea of the opposite: In the very beginning of mtg as Alpha was released the only deckbuilding restriction was only to have a Minimum of 40 cards,eanimg a Deck of 2 Timetwister, 18 braingyser and 18 black Lotus was technically the best legal Deck bevor the Others restrictions were introduced. Secondly there is a mtg online only Format that uses the entire current card Pool with those original deckbuilding restrictions where most Decks don't even vorher with Bad and slow cards like black Lotus since you can bring a Deck of 40 Chancellor of the dross to create a Turn 0 win and to be Meta in freeform (that was what the Format was called) any Deck needs to be that or consistently Beat it or another Meta Deck.

@@Gobbledi_Gook My last try at replying was appearently not sent, so lets try again. I was trying to be sarcastic, I thought it was obvious by how when I was preventatively explained that MTG could technically be as crazy as ygo as I assumed everyone into TCGs knows that in ygo these days that speed is the norm. Also there is an, mtg online only, format that actually implements the og deckbuilding roles into the newer card pool and in that format, it is called freeform, almost no deck is playing a card as slow and bad as black lotus since having 40 chancellor of the dross winns on turn 0 and black lotus cannot be played before that.

There's no easy way to explain that unfortunately. In order to make a game you'd first have to choose the platform you'd like to make it with (I.E. Unity, Unreal, RPG Maker, Godot, and hundreds of others) Then you'd have to learn the language for that, either hire an artist, or learn to make art yourself, and the same thing when it comes to music as well as animations.

We lost a little bit of the backing so it's at 3.2k right now but still super hyped cannot believe there was so much support for this!

On the community server :) guilded.gg/TCG

@@TCGNews i have a business proposition. Do you have an email or something?

@@vibinpaul8910 contact [at] indietcg [dot] net

I'm glad you like it

Thanks so much :) I'm really hoping we can meet at least one of our extended goals before the end date :D

I bet, one balancing thing I personally love is having it so you can either only have 1 of each card in your deck, most card games allow you to have 3 of the same card, if you just have 1 of each you can easily work around balancing!

I actually covered that here: ruclips.net/video/X3oAsda1tlc/видео.htmlsi=hZqQ71BO0J413bsq&t=654 :) Unfortunately there's not a lot of options for printing atm buuuut it's better than nothing

@@TCGNews thanks

Feel free to join our community and ask there :) There's tons of game devs that are always willing to help brainstorm stuff with you :D

Make smaller goals, if your overall goal is to make a fully official version of the game and that is so daunting then look at breaking down that goal and make smaller goals. It can be as small as Digitize one card, and when you do that the next goal is digitize 5 cards, etc. Once you have the entire game digitized you can look into "Finding the right place to print the cards" doing it this way may help your mental state as you will actually get dopamine for completing the smaller tasks which will 'refill your energy' to progress versus getting overwhelmed with one large goal.

If it's through the game crafter this is the best way I know for it sadly.

You could look into using Gimp or other free alternatives to Photoshop. It'd still be digital and would look significantly better than hand drawn

@@TCGNews I am planing to put my hand drawn into my computer that’s the plan I like hand drawing because of trail and error it puts character and sweat redraw it or keep it no redos.

@@TCGNews if I sound like Aggressive or offended that wasn’t my intention sometimes text add volume when typing thank you I will check out gimp.

@@MagicApocalypseTCG I never got the impression of aggressiveness or anything :) Good luck with gimp, I'd recommend using your hand drawn and just tracing it over on Gimp to make it digitalized :) That's what my wife does as she's the artist in the household lol

@@TCGNews I already have color them in but I will trace them with gimp see if I like it, thank you.

I'd look into Cocktail. It's very easy to use, we're also partnered with them and I personally use it for a few card games I've made so I know from experience it's good. Cocktail dot software