Decker! A tool for creating trading card decks for Table Top Simulator.

At the moment, it supports a few different formats already.
Have a look at the provided example decks on how to format a deck:

Decks:
Decks are formatted like so:
Magic

	Magic: The Gathering
	
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	13 Forest
	1x Centaur Courser
	x1 Charging Rhino

Pokemon

	Pokémon Trading Card Game
	
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	3 Lapras (Next Destinies 26)
	3x Feebas (Dragons Exalted 27)
	x1 Milotic (Dragons Exalted 28)

Yu-Gi-Oh

	Yu-Gi-Oh
	
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	1 Wattaildragon
	1x Luster Dragon
	x1 Hunter Dragon

World of Warcraft

	World of Warcraft
	
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	1 Doom Commander Zaakuul
	3x Commander Ulthok
	x3 Maazhum 

Cardfight

	Cardfight!! Vanguard
	
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	4 Alfred Early
	4x Stardrive Dragon
	x4 Knight of Silence Gallatin

Custom

	Custom
	
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	1 http://link.to/image.jpg
	1x http://link.to/another/image.png
	x1 http://link.to/even/another/image.jpg
	
For custom decks you can also add your own images from a local folder.  
The folder structure needs to be like this:
	.
	├── custom.deck
	├── cards/
	|   └── custom/
	|       ├── card.jpg
	|       ├── picture.jpg
	|       └── image.jpg
	
These images can be referred to by their file names:

	Custom
	
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	1 card.jpg
	1x image.jpg
	x1 picture.jpg
	
The only limitation is that the pictures need to have a .jpg suffix.
This is something that will be fixed in a later version of Decker.

Text

	Text
	
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	1 Say whatever you want here!
	1 This text will appear on the cards.
	1 So be creative.

Usage:
For Windows just drag a deck file onto decker.exe and it will place the ouput image in the same folder as deck.jpg
For Ubuntu, install the deb package and right click on a .deck file and click open with… decker.

This will generate an image with the same name as the input deck but with a .jpg at the end
You can do what you want with the image.

The deck will now also be added to Tabletop Simulator’s chest.
To use them though you have to run Decker in the background when you are playing the game.
Others will be able to download your custom decks if you port forward 20002

If you don’t like the idea of hosting the images yourself, or you want to make a mod.
You can open the generated .deck.jpg file onto decker and decker will put it on IMGUR.

For OSX, etc ensure you have installed decker from source and it can be used like this:

	decker -o deck.jpg deck.txt