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Encoder
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Type: Utility
Complexity: Medium Complexity
Assets: Scripting: Automated, Cards, User Interfaces
Etichete: MTG
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Encoder Version 4.4.11

Big update:

When updating to this version and beyond, if there is no menu module present, the encoder will spawn a basic menu module.

Players[color] can now be encoded and accessed much like objects can.
Menus are now a separate item, allowing for customization of button placement, style, and what it contains.
Styles are a default button table that one can register and set to the global style, changing how all buttons that call on it look.

Tools no longer exist as a module type, instead Properties now have a tags="string,string" parameter. Menus can use this when looking for properties that should show up in them.
The callOnActivate function is no more, and activateFunc is now required.

[[function activateFuncExample(obj,ply) enc.call("APItoggleProperty",{obj=obj,propID=pID}) --Do you want this property to toggle on and off or just activate once per click. if enc.call("APIobjIsPropEnabled",{obj=obj,propID=pID}) then --this will only be called on toggling to true. end end]]

Better tracking of objects entering hands.

v4+

Big changes a foot, but nothing that is directly impacting you for the most part.
The core modules have been updated(power,toughness,loyalty,1/1 counters, and copy)
I expect one or two more bugs to show up.

With this update I have further expanded the ability for modules to interact with each other with the introduction of values. Values are registered to the encoder instead of a data structure, but can be more easily accessed by other modules. This allows things like Physical Counters that can modify card data when dropped on a card, as well as a bunch of new clever uses I have yet to think of. Streamlined the edit menu, tell me if you hate it. Will see about changing back if its not too much work.

THE LAST VERSION IS AVAILABLE IN THE BAG CALLED ENCODER 3.0+ IF YOU WANT TO KEEP USING IT.
However I no longer will be making updates for it. I will create a new Branch for Prior to v4 being added to the core branch.

Features:
An API allows for scripters to manipulate most encoded properties.

Mods that work with the Encoder:
Card Importer: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1838051922 Works with v4 and above.
Easy Modules: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2246039633 Works with v4 and above.


Please message me with bugs if you run into one not mentioned above.
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GoldDragon 1 sept. la 8:49 
Will do.
And I'll make sure to give credit when its all done.
Tipsy Hobbit  [autor] 31 aug. la 19:25 
I recommend visiting the GitHub and looking under the module section for the demo module. It is fully commented, describing what functions/variables are required for the encoder API to function. Then check out the power/toughness module to see a basic counter setup.
GoldDragon 28 aug. la 16:33 
Thanks
I'm trying to make use of a counter like this, I did find something that will work for what I need but eventually want to make something custom that fits more with what I'm making.
Tis why i wanted to ask about some of that.
Tipsy Hobbit  [autor] 28 aug. la 14:24 
The encoder itself does nothing, you need the modules as well. Once the modules are spawned and registered with the encoder, a menu button should show up on the sides of cards which gives access to all thee modules you registered. The counters and such are actually ui elements attached to the card, so they can't fall off or get lost. I recommend checking out a MTG table to see how it functions when setup.
GoldDragon 24 aug. la 12:31 
I need a little help with this, and how much can be done with this.
Like if I put an encoder on a card and it was a counter, can i put the encoder anywhere on the card and it will stay there? Will multiple counters have proper spacing?
What can I do with this, because this would save me so much headache
Tipsy Hobbit  [autor] 22 apr. la 16:24 
So make sure you load the encoder first, then each module loaded will register itself after being spawned. I highly recommend using Pi's easy modules, they look a lot nicer then the default modules I put together.

Each wooden circle is a different module(+1/+1 counters, Keywords, colors).
There should also be one Menu Module.

Can try and help you more directly if you have more specific questions.
The Unstable Anarchy of ヤギ 22 apr. la 11:41 
the modules only properly load on save load afaik, place them in, lock them somewhere, and then reload the save
Murdurmuffin 22 apr. la 11:39 
Creating a custom play table for myself and friends, partly to enjoy, partly to learn TTS modding.

Spawned this in because I thought it would help me automate some functions in MTG like Untap, Draw, Mill, etc.

It's a bunch of wooden circles that fall all over the place each time I try to move a couple of them and I don't have any understanding of how to work with them after reading your workshop page. Is there a tutorial somewhere here or on youtube? Didn't think I'd need to be an actual wizard to add a couple buttons to my table...
Tipsy Hobbit  [autor] 21 apr. 2022 la 21:28 
The core encoder is completely generic. Its main job is to act as an intermediary for different modules by calling each modules createButtons() function. That way modules don't overwrite each others buttons.
BinaryHedgehog 21 apr. 2022 la 20:51 
Hey, I’ve been thinking of scripting a different TCG (actually a Japanese sister series to MTG, coincidentally) and I was curious about something. How much of this mod can be made “generic” or re-tuned to a different card game?