Useful Suits Graphics Tool

[drowsy charm]

I made a python thing for better suit making https://github.com/RattlingSnow353/UsefulThing

i hope nothing breaks

Template it uses

[drowsy charm]

some conversion examples

[soft bramble]

Nice

This is definitely useful

[hexed juniper]

Am I correct in thinking that the ones on the sinful joker bgs are the wave size as the main card pips?

At least the vanilla suits being close?

[soft bramble]

you need to properly rename this or else others will never be able to find this

[light cliff]

oh this is actually quite nice, I will totally use in the future

[drowsy charm]

yea, the p.card is used in the background for sin jokers, i was thinking about adding that to this as well for the sin jokers background

[hexed juniper]

that'd be pretty useful, yeah

[drowsy charm]

Btw the color of the face cards and numbers/letters is the most Prominet solid color in the ace

[soft bramble]

that is really neat.

[hexed juniper]

sorry, I'm having trouble parsing that

[drowsy charm]

Useful Suits Graphics Tool

[soft bramble]

i guess it fetches the most present solid color in aces and inject them into faces and corner number/letters

[north lance]

btw that template is missing an "icon" sprite that shows up in the deck preview

[hexed juniper]

Oh makes sense. I just kinda designed my suits as monocolor like the official ones, so didn't really have to think of that

[light cliff]

thats fair but I wish you could choose it

[drowsy charm]

might make something for that for cases like these

[hexed juniper]

I think all it really means is that if a suit is one color like the ones in the base game, it does all the highlighting the same

And otherwise does the best to approximate

Oh also, the mult-color suits do look very good

like... I'm surprised how well it works. guess it makes sense though, because suit symbols never used to be only one color

there was stuff like this usually

[soft bramble]

that's from tarots

[hexed juniper]

tarots are just the precursor to modern playing cards

techincally they're cousins, but close ones

[hexed juniper]

and their ancestors looked like this

[soft bramble]

yeah

[fresh sundial]

what about face cards?

[hexed juniper]

yeah I think I understand this quesiton now

@drowsy charm is there a way to choose which of the face card sets is recolored?

[fresh sundial]

actually nevermind, I didn't see full image of the result as discord cropped the preview

[hexed juniper]

fair enough, my question still stands though

[fresh sundial]

cant you just add a square in the template for digits/face cards color

[clever marsh]

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tkinter'

[keen temple]

reinstall python

[clever marsh]

I'm reasonably sure i tried that and it didn't change anything
but I'll try again when i get a chance, just to be certain

[drowsy charm]

I updated the program to include custom colors for numbers/faces, along with custom faces. I don't have access to my GitHub (because I don't have access to my computer) so that's why it's a zip file instead on GitHub.

Face card placeholder

@devout grotto Can you pin that egg, also while you're here I'm I allowed to post an exe version alongside the zip or in the zip for people who can't get it to run on python?

[devout grotto]

Do whatever, as long as the program is open source and it's possible to compile/build an exe from said open source files

[carmine pivot]

when i try to run main.py it just flashes a command prompt window and nothing happens after that

what do you mean “no module named ‘pil’”

No module named 'tkinterdnd2' WHY