2024 Guide on How to Order MTG Proxies | High Quality Proxies
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio Pat has been using this method for over a year now and has been SO pleased with the results he wanted to share with you all. Hope this video helps you have MORE fun for LESS cost!
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A couple notes -
1. MPC's maximum print quality is 800 dpi. Any files over that will be downsized to 800 dpi at the time of printing and as such it should not be a detriment to you to use the mpcfill software to do the downsizing for you and should save you some time on the upload.
2. The bulk discounts listed at the end of the video are only pertinent if you order multiples of the same exact deck list. For magic players looking to utilize MPC to print multiple proxy decks the best practice is to decide how many decks you want and then select the largest "deck size" offered to cover that number of cards. EX. If you wanted to order 6 100 card commander decks you would want to choose the largest deck size they offer (612 cards). This would cover all 6 of your decks and allow you 12 extra cards you can fill in for extras or tokens. You will not save any money by not filling in the extra card size as they are charging you for full sheets, not individual cards. Once you are ordering over 612 you will need to figure out what combination of 612 and an additional deck size will match your desired card volume without going too far over.
Wow, thanks for the info @Willie, you rock!
It would certainly save some bandwidth during the upload to downgrade to the 800DPI before uploading to MPC.
My pod was joking about using ALL the same deck and this might be a way to do that and than have some give-a-ways!
SUCH a cool site, it's helped me and my friends play and enjoy the game so much more than ever before!
Very helpful info, I pinned this comment for visibility.
This is how I'm going to print a Dandan deck for my buds!!! Thanks a ton
Glad that it helped ya, let the fun begin!
I had the same idea lol
Worked perfectly, thank you!
Glad it helped
Thank you I didn't know where to go for proxies!
Glad we could help, have fun!
Really nice guide. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Clear and informative. Great video.
Same! Good stuff!
Glad it was helpful, thanks for the watch and comment!
Thanks a ton, br0ther! This will help me make an "all old border" kitchen table deck I'm brewing. It's going to be a group hug EDH deck that has no win cons, only helps other players. I intend to use it for players with zero magic experience to play as our "5th player" to accelerate games. They will be the "DM" of the game and can ally with players to protect them with fogs and enchantments and bounce permanents back to the hands of players who are getting too cocky. 0.000000001% chance of winning with it, but it will be fun for everyone, I think.
That's awesome! You should also try our commander raids format for introducing new players. It's a player versus monster format and is a great way for new and old players to just relax and play versus a monster.
@@Cardboard_Odysseys Sounds awesome! I'll check that out. And full disclosure, when I say "players with zero experience" I'm mainly referring to my girlfriend who has been really resistant to me teaching her how to play because she doesn't like feeling like she's so bad that she gets coddled or, inversely, immediately killed. So this is my ace in the hole when she turns down the session in the future. Also, she loves the color purple and what better commander than Phelddagrif, the purple hippo with wings! After all, who's going to kill the gal drawing them cards, pumping their creatures, gaining them life, and giving them hippos!? Not me!
Also, since this deck will generate near zero threat, it kinda solves that problem when teaching someone to play where they have to ask you about how their cards work and when they can be played - which inevitably leads to another player having to look at their hand. It really doesn't matter if someone sees your hand, because it's all to the benefit of the other players!
When you upload cards on the website they have the cut red line insode the card. Are theh gonna be fine once printes or theyll be cutted as well?
The red line is where the border of the card would be. The art past the red line may be cut off but in my experience anything from mpc auto fill works without issue.
Some images get stuck uplaoding. What should I do?
I havnt experienced that issue so I would check with the creator of the software or other fellows users at their discord. discord.com/invite/magicproxies
I am running into an issue where The autofill software is showing "State: Defining Order, Action: Awaiting user input" but I dont know what input it wants!!!
Unfortunately I havnt experienced that issue and that would be more of a question for the software developer. I believe they have a discord that you can join and ask questions. discord.com/invite/magicproxies
Running into issue. Shows that chrome is being controlled by test software but in the search bar only "data:,” shows up and won't continue
Unfortunately I've not come across that issue. I would check with the software creator at their discord discord.gg/magicproxies
I had heard MPC had a policy of not printing cards with WotC iconography. Is that not true?
It's really ONLY the back of MTG cards they won't print. Outside of that, I've never had any issues.
@@Cardboard_OdysseysOk, thanks for letting me know. I'll consider giving them a try the next time I need to print a batch of proxies.
for some reason when I double click the autofill exe, it just doesn't do anything. Nothing opens
Hmm, make sure you are downloading the right version for your computer and also check whatever antivirus you might have that could be blocking it. Since it's not a Microsoft trusted program it could be getting blocked. If neither of those work I'd try joining their discord and ask for help there.
When i run the software and it accepts the xml file, it opens chrome but gets stuck there “not secure data;” is there something i should be doing in my browser to avoid this so i can proxy the deck?
Is it a Mac? Quick googling suggests people have had some issues. I would begin to know how to fix them on a mac. If on PC make sure you are using the most up to date version of chrome. You also could always go the manual route and upload each image manually to make playing cards. Certainly more work but if you can't get it to work not all is lost at least. Pat has another video on the channel that covers the manual route.
everytime i get some toke max 60 error promt
Never experienced any errors with the program or website. If it's an error from the program I would check with the creator of the program over at discord.com/invite/magicproxies . Someone there might be able to help you out.
At this point I'm convinced it's absolutely impossible to make these proxies. Everything I try after viewing these types of videos fail spectacularly so I guess I'm the only person on the planet who'd be unable to play these
What issue are you experiencing?