Creating Custom Heroscape Cards Part 1 of 3
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- This somewhat short tutorial shows how to create official looking Heroscape cards for custom units.
Links:
www.heroscapers.com
www.tabletopbattlefield.com 
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You can learn how to sculpt figures, but since Heroscape is all about bringing the greatest heroes and villains together, just use figures from other games.
The Tau Firewarriors in this video are from Warhammer 40K by Games Workshop.
The GIMP is a free open source image editor. GIMP stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program.
The program is called The GIMP and it is a free Open Source program. Do a Google search for it and it will come up.
It is a program called The Gimp. It is a free and open source program.
AS a nerd, i gotta say this idea is cool, making Tau or Tyranid Heroscape-Compatible. I hope my friend doesnt notice my flimsy army card.
The entire project is done with The GIMP.
Very helpful but the title of the special abilities is left aligned like the body text
They might go on the left...I don't have an official heroscape card in front of me.
The 1 Attack 1 Range is to represent the Tau's poor close combat ability. Their Pulse Rifle is the main special attack on the card and can shoot 10 hexes and can have up to 4 attack dice.
The Firewarriors do have a ranged attack. It is part of their special attack.
Tau Firewarriors consider close combat to be primitive and dishonorable. Pulse Rifles are fairly large weapons which are unwieldy in close combat. As a result, The range of one represents their poor close combat skill and not their firepower.
Try Google Image Search. A search for Blank Magic Cards turned up some blank templates for that game.
The Toolbar to type fonts is the Giant A in the Tools Menu. To view the font dialog box, try Dialogs -> Fonts from the menu bar of an image.
@DirectorLN1 Did you figure out your problem?
Wow- I remember watching this as a kid and desperately wanting to make my own units! Good times....
@killerdemon227 I just printed them on normal paper. If you watch the end of the third video I think I tell you how to setup your printer to make them the right size. My cards are not doubled sided because I did not create a basic version.
Probably the best way to make double sided cards would be to print our each side separately and glue a piece of tag board in between the two sides. For this process, I recommend spray adhesive.
What file are you trying to open?
If you are talking about the GIMP installer and are running Windows, make sure you are using the Windows Binaries. The tar and gz files are for Linux people who want to build from source.
If you are running Linux, then GIMP is most likely in your distro's Package repository.(I know that is the case on Ubuntu)
Can you not just open the card with the GIMP? The Gimp can edit just about any image format. Also, you might try saving the image as a .XCF file.
That is the native GIMP format and therefore is the best file format to save images in while you are editing them with the GIMP.
Is the program crashing on you when you try to do something? If that is the case, try uninstalling and reinstalling the program.
i just made my first custom unit today out of a lego minifigure and used this tutorial, its so easy!
anywhere else i can fine legitimate card blanks all the ones on that site you linked to are either WAY too small or have a danm photobucket watermark on them
This site has some blanks: danieloche.wixsite.com/dl-hs-resources/blank-cards
They might be a different size than the ones I used in the video. Details, like the sizes of things, might need to be changed in order to fit the template.
If those don’t work, I can try and figure out what some of the custom teams use.
Either name is correct for the software. Either term is google should bring up the correct site.
Try Dialogs->Fonts
I am actually pretty poor at the typing. I often increased the speed of the video is boring parts such as typing
Yep. All of the Image Editing for this project is done with the GIMP.
do you need a mac cpu or what?
What program do you use??
GEEK'S UNITE!!!
oh good your using gimp ithoght it was photoshop!