I've created a simple site on Github Pages to provide a quick preview of the cards.
It doesn't load all 1000+ card images right away on page load but only downloads the needed ones when an archetype is selected, it may take a bit if you click multiple archetypes quickly. 😉
Card preview site -> https://secuter.github.io/SecuterYGOCustomCards-search/
If you can't see custom cards in Edopro you have to check 'Alternate formats', this show all cards including anime and custom cards.
- Reverse-Xyz: similar to Xyz Monster but uses subtraction between the monster levels.
- Reunion: Extra Deck monsters that are Special Summoned using monsters with a sum of Levels/Ranks/Links equal to its Level x2. usually use monsters from your field but there are some that can use monsters from the GY or opponent monsters. Originally this summon method belongs only to the Anuaks but they shared it with the other clans.
- Ignition: Extra Deck monsters that use as material 1 monster from the field and 1 or more cards from the hand. This summon method is unique to Morhais, but they could teach it to others as well... (The backgroung of Inigtion monsters is changed from the previous version)
- Echo: Main Deck monsters that replaces Over-Fusion. Uses 1 Extra Deck Monster as material that becomes equipped to the Echo Monster, the type of Extra Deck Monster depends on the Echo Monster (may be an Xyz, a Fusion, etc. ...)
- Armor: Can be any type of cards. They have a ATK/DEF bonus and an additinal effect when used as armor. Attaching an armor target the monster and the armor go under the monster like Xyz materials, bacause of this they are incompatible with Xyz monsters, armor cards cannot be attached to Xyz monsters. An Xyz monster can be summoned with an Armor monster but it not gain any of its Armor effects.
- Armorizing: Extra Deck monsters related with armor cards, they are summoned using 1 monster that has X or more armors, eg. 1 Dragon monsters with 3+ armors The minimum number of armors the material must have are also the number of 'Shield' stars in the monster level. (A monster that require 2 armors as material will be Shell Rank 2, the yellow shields in the Level. They have both a Shell Rank and a Level, the level is the sum of shields and stars.). Armorizing monsters can be also Armor monsters.
- Exarmorizing: Extra Deck monsters that share the same Summoning Type as Armorizing, the only difference is that they uses 2 or more monsters as material. There are both Exrmorizing Armor Monsters and non-Armor ones.
- Wandering: Extra Deck monsters that are Summoned when a specific condition is met, with the peculiarity of not requiring any monsters as material. The condition is usually when you or your opponent do a specific action a X number of times in a single turn. (Such as sending cards from the deck to the GY, destroying cards, a specific Summoning, etc.).
- Each player can only Wandering Summon once per turn. (There are effects that enable multiple Summons.)
- Their summon is a Trigger Effect, not a Summon Procedure, so it can be negated with cards that negate monster effects but not with cards that negate a Summon. They also can only be Summoned in the exact moment when the condition is met. So, if you choose to not Summon it in that chain, you cannot Wandering Summon it for the rest of the turn, but you can Wandering Summon a different monster when the condition is met. (This is also because the condition says for example 'When you activate your 4th Spell this turn', that is not 4 or more Spells, so if you miss the chance the condition is not met again when you activate your 5th or 6th Spell.)
- Exchange: They are effect monsters similar to Spirit, they return to the hand during the End Phase and the Exchange Summon and then you can Exchange Summon a monster from hand that meets certain conditions depending on the card, eg. it could be a WATER monster, a Level 4 or a specific archetype. (They don't return to the hand if Exchange Summoned this turn.) Most Echange Monsters have an effect when Exchange Summoned or related to it.
- Runic: Runic cards are Runic Monsters and Runic Spells/Traps.
- Runic Spells/Traps: They have has 2 effects: the main card effect that is applied when you activate the card, and the runic effect (after '◆ Runic Effect: ') which cannot be used directly by the Spell/Trap but it has to be copied by a Runic Monster.
- Runic Monsters: They are monsters with an effect that allows you to apply the Runic Effect of Spells/Traps. The Runic Spell/Trap usually is chosen when paying the cost of the effect, eg. when you send it to the grave, discard it or banish it depending on what indicated in the monster effect.
- How work Runic Effects?
They work the same way as Traptrix Rafflesia with Trap Holes, you send to the grave (or discard/banish/... depending on the effect) as cost the Runic Spell/Trap, and then you apply the Runic Effect.
Eg. If i activate 'Dark Sovereign Codex' as a Spell card I discard 1 card and search for a 'Dark Sovereign' monster (it's normal effect).
But if I activate the effect of any Runic monster like 'Dark Sovereign Executioner' by discarding 'Dark Sovereign Codex', in this case I apply the Runic Effect and Special summon 1 Level 4 or lower 'Dark Sovereign' monster from my Deck. - OPT Clause with Runic Effects
The S/T Card and the Runic effect have different Once per turn clause, so I can copy the Runic effect of a spell card I already activated this turn. At this time the only Runic deck is 'Dark Sovereign' and all its Runic cards has a OPT both on the card and on the Runic effect, so I can activate both the same turn but each one only once each turn.
To add custom cards to your Edopro you have to download the user_configs.json file and place it in the "config" folder of your Edopro installation. -> MY_PATH\ProjectIgnis\config\user_configs.json
If you are using other repositories with custom cards, you need to manually edit the user_config to include both of them.
Previously, I added custom repos in the config.json, but it's more correct to use the user_config. The only difference is that the config.json gets overwritten with major Edopro updates, while the user_config does not.
I use two separate repositories for code and images because it syncs faster, and on the first startup, it doesn't download all 1000+ images at once, but only when needed. (The script repo is less than 10 MB, while the images are over 1 GB.)
The only drawback of this approach is that the image is not updated if it's modified; you have to manually delete the card(s) from the "pics" folder to download the new one.
If the effect text is changed, you shouldn't even notice the discrepancy in text and image; the text in the pic is usually too small to be readable. However, for Attribute, Level, and ATK/DEF, I try not to change them because they are more visible on the card.
Here is a list of archetypes supported on the server in addition to mine.
| Archetype/s | Developer | Repository | Preview webite |
|---|---|---|---|
| All | Secuter (owner) | Secuter/SecuterYGOCustomCards | https://secuter.github.io/SecuterYGOCustomCards-search/ |
| FNO, Azteca, Alebrije, WildRuin | keenon | KSB-Custom/KSB-CCG | https://ksb-custom.github.io/KSB-Archetypes/ |
- repos
{
"url": "https://github.com/Secuter/SecuterYGOCustomCards",
"repo_name": "Secuter Custom Cards",
"repo_path": "./repositories/secuter-custom-cards",
"data_path": "expansions",
"script_path": "script",
"should_update": true,
"should_read": true
},
{
"url": "https://github.com/KSB-Custom/KSB-CCG",
"repo_name": "KSB Custom Cards",
"repo_path": "./repositories/KSBCustoms",
"should_update": true,
"should_read": true
}- urls
{
"url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Secuter/SecuterYGOCustomCards-pics/master/{}.png",
"type": "pic"
},
{
"url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Secuter/SecuterYGOCustomCards-pics/master/field/{}.png",
"type": "field"
},
{
"url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Secuter/SecuterYGOCustomCards-pics/master/field/{}.jpg",
"type": "field"
}- servers
{
"name": "Secuter Custom Cards",
"address": "duel.secutertools.win",
"duelport": 7820,
"roomaddress": "duel.secutertools.win",
"roomlistprotocol": "http",
"roomlistport": 7810
}
I also created a custom banlist '20XX.XX Secuter+TCG' that uses the last TCG as a base adding limits/bans for my cards.
On the server it is recommended to play with this banlist and 'Anything goes'. (You must select 'Anything goes' to play with cards with the custom tag event if this cards are accepted on the server.)
- Hot Red Dragon Archfiend King Calamity
- Phantom Skyblaster
- Card of Demise
- D.D. Invader Gargoyle
- none
- Block Dragon [Errata]
- Fishborg Blaster [Errata]
- Union Carrier [Errata]
- Allure of Darkness [Errata]
- Reinforcement of the Army [Errata]
- Dinowrestler Pankratops
- Ancient Fairy Dragon
- Wind-Up Carrier Zenmaity
- Daigusto Emeral
- Pot of Desires
- Sekka's Light
Unfortunately, decks and replays are not downloaded automatically in Edopro, so I've created separate repositories with sample decks for all my archetypes and replays that showcase an example combo for some decks.
https://github.com/Secuter/SecuterYGOCustomCards-Decks
Download the deck.zip.
https://github.com/Secuter/SecuterYGOCustomCards-Replays
Download the replay.zip.
Custom MSE with my custom card types: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ud7nordPqC3zbp7vqgUKH45VW-HymRzm/view?usp=sharing
Unfortunately, this is not fixable, as it happens because in different custom version of MSE some fields are named differently.
You should install all the fonts in the font/fonts-common folder.
Let me know if any fonts are missing.
You have to click on the Export Set icon > HTML > Sql (Sql Exporter).
It creates a SQL INSERT with all the cards selected with the correct structure for Edopro database.
- str1/str2/... -> these are left empty because the export script can't know which are the different parts of the effect. You'll have to manually update them.
- setcode -> the export script support only 1 setcode at time. If your set uses 2+ setcodes or sub-archetypes you have to manually change the Insert query generated.
Name/Name2/Name3/Keycard -> used for autoreplace, see below for the details. Code -> 2-4 letters. The set code shown in the card, eg. SAST, DUNE, BODE, etc. ... Language -> 2 letters. The code for the language. Edition -> string. The card edition field, eg. 1st Edition. Copyright -> string. The card copyright field.
Settings for auto-generated gamecode Autonumber -> true/false. Automatically set the 8-digit card gamecode, it combine the 6-digit set.gamecode and a 2-digit progessive. (This is not destructive, the manual inserted value is restored if you disable the option.) Gamecode -> 6-digits. The first part of the generated cardnumber (it uses 999999 otherwise). Number starts from -> default 0. Eg. 0 -> autonumber start from 11122200, 3 -> start from 11122203 Setcode db -> The decimal or hex number used in the 'SQL Export' template as the set code. Eg. 687 or 0x2AF. Extra before ST -> true/false. The autonumber function places Extra Deck monsters before Spells/Traps. Link after extra -> true/false. The autonumber function places Link monsters after other Extra Deck monsters
To order the cards for the 'autogamecode', you first need to add them to the visible columns by right-clicking on the column headers.
There is additional settings in the editor:
- Hidden square on the left side of the game code (12345678) -> For cards added later, selecting '1st Expansion' will place them after the 'Original' (to avoid modifying the ID of old cards).
- Hidden square on the right side of the card number (SET-EN01) -> To arrange the cards among those of the same type, to change the order of Xyz Monsters or Spell cards.
- Hidden square on the top left of the Attribute symbol -> To set a dual Attribute.
| Keyword | Raplace | Where |
|---|---|---|
| ~/cardname/CARDNAME | The card name | Card text |
| cardsname/CARDSNAME | The card name with (s) | Card text |
| @/setname/SETNAME | The 'Name' from set information | Card text |
| set2name/SET2NAME | The 'Name2' from set information | Card text |
| set3name/SET3NAME | The 'Name3' from set information | Card text |
| key/KEYNAME | The 'Keycard' from set information | Card text |
| §/titlename/TITLENAME | The set's 'Name' without quotes | Card name |
| title2name/TITLE2NAME | The set's 'Name2' without quotes | Card name |
| title3name/TITLE3NAME | The set's 'Name3' without quotes | Card name |
| OPT | 'You can only use this effect of CARDNAME once per turn.' | Card text |
| 2OPT | 'You can only use this effect of CARDNAME up to twice per turn.' | Card text |
| 3OPT | 'You can only use this effect of CARDNAME up to thrice per turn.' | Card text |
| EOPT | 'You can only use each effect of CARDNAME once per turn.' | Card text |
| AOPT | 'You can only activate 1 CARDNAME per turn.' | Card text |
| HOPT | 'You can only use 1 CARDNAME effect per turn, and only once that turn.' | Card text |
| SPOPT | 'You can only Special Summon CARDNAME once per turn this way.' | Card text |
| FOPT | 'You can only use each of the following effects of CARDNAME once per turn.' | Card text |
| HFOPT | 'You can only use 1 of the following effects of CARDNAME per turn, and only once that turn.' | Card text |
| SPL | 'you cannot Special Summon monsters for the rest of this turn, except XXX monsters.' | Card text |
| SPEXL | 'you cannot Special Summon monsters from the Extra Deck for the rest of this turn, except XXX monsters.' | Card text |
| ASPL | 'You cannot Special Summon monsters the turn you activate this card, except XXX monsters.' | Card text |
| ASPEXL | 'You cannot Special Summon monsters from the Extra Deck the turn you activate this card, except XXX monsters.' | Card text |
| % | Continuous S/T icon | Level |
| ! | Counter T icon | Level |
| + | Equip S icon | Level |
| & | Field S icon | Level |
| $ | Quick-Play S icon | Level |
| # | Ritual S icon | Level |
| £ | Armor S/T icon | Level |
| ^ | Runic S/T icon | Level |
| * | Level/Rank | Level |
| ° | Shell Rank | Level |