Platforms like RUclips are accelerating the spread of human knowledge and the expansion of our minds. And people like you are fanning the spread. Thank you! And thanks to your guide, I was able to knock out 1,024 variations just as easily as doing 5 or 10.
If I only knew about this magic trick of yours a year ago, you would have saved me hundreds of hours. As a Gamemaster for RPG board games, I must say THANK YOU! As I cannot express how greatfull I am until this moment I found this blessing of a guide.
This is exactly what I was looking for. I wish it were uploaded in a resolution higher than 360p so I could follow along better but I’m happy to have found it!
That's (almost) axactly what I was searching for! So thank you very much for showing! I've I come across any problems trying to replicate a workflow similar to the one you have shown I know where to ask ;)
You can't add color fonts. I did add the black and white glyphs to the font with a program called FontCreator. I then manually place colored icons over the spots where the glyphs are. Its not a great system, but having the icon in the font at least reserves the right spacing.
I'm designing my cards in Illustrator, Can we use Datasets in Illustrator too... Because it's to difficult to edit every cards for minor design change.
I’m developing an easy to use card generator for my game Shardforge, might take a while but I’ll probably release it for general use when it’s done so people can use it for their own games
The 'fit' option under Pixel Replacement when you define a variable should make any sized image be scaled to the pixel bounds of the Layer you are making a pixel replacement.
I print using my Canon Pixma Pro100 inkjet on either photo paper if I am sleaving the cards, or to sticker paper if I need to apply the art for player boards to matte board. I then cut out the cards with a straight edge and an Olfa knife on a cutting matte. Maybe I can do a video. 8)
So this is awesome and all, but how i have to take my hundreds of psds it now created and save them one at a time as images. Why can't the dataset export as pngs or something? How would I do that quickly?
I use a program called Sagethumbs. Its a free Windows context extension. It lets you right-click on a file in windows and convert it to PNG, jpg, etc. You can select a bunch of images at a time too. Now it may struggle with 100's of images. There are other programs that can batch convert, including Photoshop.
Exactly what I had in mind, too ^^ I'll definitely give it a try. At least the calc-part should work because saving a spread sheet as .csv is not a problem. Have'nt read it yet, but here's an article about automate editing in gimp: www.gimp.org/tutorials/Automate_Editing_in_GIMP/
Platforms like RUclips are accelerating the spread of human knowledge and the expansion of our minds. And people like you are fanning the spread. Thank you!
And thanks to your guide, I was able to knock out 1,024 variations just as easily as doing 5 or 10.
Sweet!
If I only knew about this magic trick of yours a year ago, you would have saved me hundreds of hours. As a Gamemaster for RPG board games, I must say THANK YOU! As I cannot express how greatfull I am until this moment I found this blessing of a guide.
You're very welcome!
I was searching something else, but stopped here just to tell you THIS IS AMAZING!
I am shocked to see only 22 subs! this channel is over the top good videos for this subject! thanks!!
Awesome tutorial. Thank you.
Exactly what I needed to know, thank you!
This is exactly what I was looking for. I wish it were uploaded in a resolution higher than 360p so I could follow along better but I’m happy to have found it!
I'm glad it was useful. The video is 1080p so maybe the youtube stream was just having issues at that moment.
That's (almost) axactly what I was searching for! So thank you very much for showing! I've I come across any problems trying to replicate a workflow similar to the one you have shown I know where to ask ;)
this is so extremely helpful!
This is fantastic! Definitely going to be watching this again!
6:23 --> DA torch !!! Yeah !!
Thanks for the tutorial! This will save me a lot of time.
Thank you for the video. This is very helpful!
What a great tutorial :D
How do you add icons to a font, and is it possible to make them full color?
I'm dying to know the answer as well to this question
You can't add color fonts. I did add the black and white glyphs to the font with a program called FontCreator. I then manually place colored icons over the spots where the glyphs are. Its not a great system, but having the icon in the font at least reserves the right spacing.
I'm designing my cards in Illustrator, Can we use Datasets in Illustrator too...
Because it's to difficult to edit every cards for minor design change.
I’m developing an easy to use card generator for my game Shardforge, might take a while but I’ll probably release it for general use when it’s done so people can use it for their own games
@@user-ve9xq7le5y have you managed?
You forgot about setting up images.
Anyone know how to handle differently sized images? Is there a way to auto resize them to fit your cards?
The 'fit' option under Pixel Replacement when you define a variable should make any sized image be scaled to the pixel bounds of the Layer you are making a pixel replacement.
11:10 how i can found the cut lines and bleed ???
You need to make these layers yourself based on a template you get from your print service. You can see I turned them on and off
in the video.
@@reapinwombat oh ok thanks for the reply 😎👍
try Nandeck :)
How can I print the cards? Great tutorial!
I print using my Canon Pixma Pro100 inkjet on either photo paper if I am sleaving the cards, or to sticker paper if I need to apply the art for player boards to matte board. I then cut out the cards with a straight edge and an Olfa knife on a cutting matte. Maybe I can do a video. 8)
Anyone have this how to in apple?
How would you get your text to automatically wrap?
With the text tool, you click and DRAG to define a marquee area instead of just clicking.
So this is awesome and all, but how i have to take my hundreds of psds it now created and save them one at a time as images. Why can't the dataset export as pngs or something? How would I do that quickly?
I use a program called Sagethumbs. Its a free Windows context extension. It lets you right-click on a file in windows and convert it to PNG, jpg, etc. You can select a bunch of images at a time too. Now it may struggle with 100's of images. There are other programs that can batch convert, including Photoshop.
Hi, 3 months late but here goes :D
In photoshop there's an option under scripts to mass export.
Can you use google sheets with photoshop?
Is it possible to use this .csv method in something like Krita as well?
I dont believe so.
Hey Landon, did you find a solution to your question? Would be so helpful to know :)
@@mairachristina8692 no unfortunately I haven't found anything yet. 🙁
Thank you! This is very useful as I'm currently designing trump cards for my son. I believe this can be done in Adobe Illustrator also?
Yes you can :)
You can do it in INdesign also.
Do you know if it works with LibreOffice Calc and Gimp?
Exactly what I had in mind, too ^^
I'll definitely give it a try. At least the calc-part should work because saving a spread sheet as .csv is not a problem.
Have'nt read it yet, but here's an article about automate editing in gimp:
www.gimp.org/tutorials/Automate_Editing_in_GIMP/
@@hugoshobbies1688 Thanks, that is what I need.