Generate card decks for Tabletop Simulator.
Inspired by decker and Frogtown.
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Generate a Tabletop Simulator deck with thumbnail from an existing website or file.
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Save the generated deck directly in the Tabletop Simulator Saved Objects.
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Supports the following games:
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Magic the Gathering
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Import from the following websites:
- https://scryfall.com
- https://deckstats.net
- https://tappedout.net (decks and cubes)
- https://deckbox.org
- https://www.mtggoldfish.com
- https://www.moxfield.com
- https://manastack.com
- https://archidekt.com
- https://aetherhub.com
- https://www.frogtown.me
- https://www.cubetutor.com
- https://cubecobra.com
- https://mtg.wtf/deck
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Import from the following file formats:
- MTGO
- Magic Arena
- Magic Workstation
*.dec- Cockatrice (
*.cod)
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Support for transform and meld cards. Implemented using states (press
PgUporPgDownto switch between states). -
Sideboard and Maybeboard support.
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Automatically generate the required tokens and emblems for each deck.
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Option to append the Oracle rulings to the card descriptions.
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Oversized (Archenemy, Planechase and meld) card support (they'll appear twice as big as standard cards).
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Yu-Gi-Oh!
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Import from the following websites:
- https://ygoprodeck.com
- https://yugiohtopdecks.com
- https://yugioh.fandom.com links containing a list of cards
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Import from the following file formats:
*.ydk
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Support for Master Duel (standard) and Rush Duel decks.
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Pokémon TCG
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Import from the following file formats:
*.ptcgo
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Cardfight!! Vanguard
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Import from the following websites:
- https://en.cf-vanguard.com/deckrecipe
- https://cf-vanguard.com/deckrecipe
- https://cardfight.fandom.com links containing a list of cards
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Custom cards
- You can create custom decks from a list of image URLs or local paths, using the format
<Count> <Image URL or path> (<Card name>):
1 https://example.com/cards/card1.png (Card Name 1) 4 https://example.com/cards/card2.png (Card Name 2) 2 C:\Users\User\Documents\Cards\card3.png (Card Name 3) C:\Users\User\Documents\Cards\card4.pngCountis optional and defaults to 1,Card nameis also optional. This will create a deck composed of 1card1.png, 4card2.png, 2card3.pngand 1card4.png(with no name). - You can create custom decks from a list of image URLs or local paths, using the format
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Available as a command-line application and a GUI (built using Fyne).
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Ability to customize the back of the cards.
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No external tool required. You just need to run the provided executable.
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Template mode
By default, each card will have it's own image, retrieved from Scryfall, YGOPRODeck or https://pokemontcg.io/.
It's also possible to create a card sheet template (like what decker is doing). The template can be uploaded to Imgur automatically, or you can upload it manually to an image hosting site and update theFaceURLvalues in the deck's JSON file.
- Windows 7 or later
- macOS 10.11 or later
- Linux 2.6.23 or later
The latest release can be downloaded here.
Download the archive for your platform, extract it and run the program. No installation is required.
If you want the latest master build, go here, click on the topmost job, then download the appropriate package for your machine from the artifact list (e.g. tts-deckconverter-gui-windows-amd64 for the Windows GUI or tts-deckconverter-windows-amd64 for the Windows command-line interface).
Go 1.13 or newer is required.
go build ./cmd/tts-deckconverterThis will generate an executable called tts-deckconverter.
Install the dependencies required by Fyne, listed here.
go build ./cmd/tts-deckconverter-guiThis will generate an executable called tts-deckconverter-gui.
$ ./tts-deckconverter -h
Usage: tts-deckconverter TARGET
Flags:
-back string
card back (cannot be used with "-backURL"):
-backURL string
custom URL for the card backs (cannot be used with "-back")
-chest string
save to the Tabletop Simulator chest folder (use "/" for the root folder) (cannot be used with "-output")
-compact
don't indent the resulting JSON file
-debug
enable debug logging
-format string
format of the deck (usually inferred from the input file name or URL, but required with stdin)
-mode string
available modes: mtg, pkm, ygo, cfv, custom
-name string
name of the deck (usually inferred from the input file name or URL, but required with stdin)
-option value
plugin specific option (can have multiple)
mtg:
quality (enum): image quality (default: normal)
rulings (bool): add the rulings to each card description (default: false)
pkm:
quality (enum): image quality (default: hires)
ygo:
format (enum): duel format (default: Master Duel)
cfv:
lang (enum): Language of the cards (default: en)
vanguard-first (bool): Put the first vanguard on top of the deck (default: true)
custom: no option available
-output string
destination folder (defaults to the current folder) (cannot be used with "-chest")
-template string
download each images and create a deck template instead of referring to each image individually. Choose from the following uploaders:
imgur: Upload the template(s) anonymously to Imgur.
manual: Let the user manually upload the template.
-version
display the version information
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Generate
Angelic Arrmy.jsonunder the TTS Saved Objects folder (%USERPROFILE%/Documents/My Games/Tabletop Simulator/Saves/Saved Objectson Windows), with normal size images from Scryfall and ruling information in the card's description:tts-deckconverter -chest / -option quality=normal -option rulings=true https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/2062036#paper
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Generate
Test Deck.jsonunder thedecksfolder:tts-deckconverter -mode mtg -output decks "Test Deck.txt" -
Generate
Starter Deck: Codebreaker.jsonunder theYGO/Starterfolder in the TTS Saved Objects:tts-deckconverter -chest /YGO/Starter "Starter Deck: Codebreaker.ydk" -
Generate a single card from the standard input:
echo "1 Black Lotus" | tts-deckconverter -mode mtg -name "Black Lotus" -
Icon and card backs created using the YGO Card Template (© 2017 - 2020 HolyCrapWhiteDragon).
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