Yemachu
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This card maker (for now) only supports the creation of Yu-Gi-Oh! cards. So you cannot currently switch between the type of edited card. I have thought about adding other types of cards to edit, but those have a low priority and require quite a bit of work. So they won't be added anytime soon.
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A colleague recently linked a cool AI that performs speech synthesis using famous voices such as Spongebob, Yami Yugi, Sonic, etc: vo.codes
So you can make them say anything you want, though the quality sometimes leaves something to desired.
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Smash Bros: Havent't played Xenoblade, so I'm indifferent to the new Smash fighter (Mythra/Pyra). Though I like them better than Mincraft (and duck hunt duo's attacks) in the sense that their style fits in better wih the rst of the roster. Legend of Zelda: Unfortunately no new information about Breath of the wild 2. HD Skyward sword remake is nice I suppose, but Splatoon 3: More customization options for your Ink-/Octoling are nice. Sort of curious about what happened to "Paris", but I have a feeling we won't ge tmuch information about it. Salmonid pet is sort of cute.
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Uncertainty over Card Maker Template Mechanics
Yemachu replied to Wardragonmon's question in Comments & Inquiries
It is neither an oversight nor intentionally missing. It is more a point of not having taken the time to create the pendulum border for skill cards and adding it to the card maker. And this is the first request about it that I have seen, so it never actually felt like there was a need. Similarly, there is no non-Pendulum Unity template, but we don't have enough information about how that would look. So that has a slightly different reason. -
There is not really a type that I like way over another; my preference is a bit all over the place between Steel, Dragon, Fairy, Water and Bug. Though I tend to favor special and mixed attackers over purely physical ones.
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(Genshin Impact:) The Acquainted Fates from levelling up characters, as part of v1.2, yielded me my second Diluc. (The first one was a weird looking Klee.)
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Trying to get either a Halloween Tiki & Ninian, or Halloween Grima hasn't been going well so far. 2 Selkies, and a Gatrie have shown up instead.
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Finished a +10 merge project in Fire Emblem Heroes today: Felicia.
So I now have a +10:
- Kana (M)
- Marisa
- Matthew
- Lyon
- Cormag
- Tethys
- Felicia (mentioned above)
Now to decide who to work on next. I could use some green units…
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Sacred Stones was my first entry in the series, which could be part of the reason for liking it. There are some other units from that game I'm working on, but I don't have enough copies yet; Ross is currently stuck at +5.
I'm sort of curious which other units you have built, and if they indicate a preference similar to my units.
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A new trailer has been released. It was already somewhat implied in the previous trailer, but now it is confirmed that this new game will once again feature partners that travel with Mario.
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Which gimmick are you talking about? If you've played "Paper Mario the thousand year door", you should have run into origami to some extent: plane, boat, and cylinder were some 3D shapes Mario could take on in that game. But its use certainly wasn't as widespread. I haven't really spotted any distinctive looking Goomba, Koopa, etc. that would serve as an ally… which is unfortunate. But absence of proof is not proof of absence. On the other hand, showing it of would probably have generated a lot of hype. But I'm no marketing expert. The game's visuals look great. Now lets hope the story is engaging, and the gameplay fun. Slightly unrelated: but during the end of this month a game that is reminiscent of the old paper mario games will release on a variety of consoles (including the switch). I'm talking about Bug Fables. It looks quite charming, and I intend to get it.
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Today a new entry in the Paper Mario serie got announced, scheduled to release the 17th of July this year. There are still some questions about whether it will be similar to the first entries in the series (featuring stuff like partners and badges), or the later ones (relying on cards) remains to be seen.
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Based on the relative scores, I would have called that Blue; not mentioning the other colors. But maybe that is just me.
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Originally planned to celebrate my birthday with family the coming weekend, but it will have to be postponed due to a certain pandemic.
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Today I got enough Divine codes to get the third unit of a path; I went for Awakening/Fates.
Now to decide who wants Owain's "Blue Flame" and "Wrath". I'm thinking either giving it to Sharena, or my +10 Marisa.
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Your report does not specify what you are clicking. There is however a known issue with Microsoft Edge not wanting to save stuff. I haven't managed to find the cause yet, but I haven't had much time; life happens.
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Came across a Kickstarter for "Kindred Fates", a sort of Pokémon clone. It looks interesting.
According to the planning it will take some time before it will get released though.
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Used a computer which has Edge on it to try figure out where downloading goes wrong. The debug tools are unfortunately somewhat lackluster, which is not helped by the minification that is performed on application (done for slightly faster load times), so I don't know where it goes wrong. Though I have managed to confirm that the host address does not affect the ability to download the data. While this issue is being sorted out, I'd suggest that users of Edge (temporarily) switch to a browser like Firefox or Chrome. Otherwise rely on the auto-saving feature. I'm locking this topic, as it has served its purpose. Please start a different topic if you encounter another issue.
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While some things have changed in the code, none of it relates to downloading. That isn't to say I have no idea what might be causing it. Prior to the incorporation of the card maker, the code was hosted under the same domain as the webpage that loads it. Nowadays this is different; the code is still in the same place as it used to be, but the page requesting the code isn't. It isn't a vulnerability in this specific case, but could be considered one in the general case. A browser could very well decide to block any attempt to download data that as initiated by a script that is not provided by the current domain. For all we know it was a malicious advertisement. But this is just a hunch; it needs to be tested to be sure. Could you test whether the download functionality still works for the old location? (https://yemachu.github.io/cardmaker/). If it doesn't work there, I unfortunately don't know what to do either.
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Which browsers are supported, and which ones aren't is not quite clear cut. Not all browsers support the same features; it might be that I relied on one that is not supported by Edge in this case. Firefox is my browser of choice; since I don't usually test with all of the major browsers, issues like these might slip through. I don't know the exact issue, so it is something that I will have to look into. In the meantime you could try using a different browser, or rely on the autosave functionality (though it isn't all that useful when working on different cards).
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The card maker is, and was, not supposed to take you to a different page when you try to save your card. Though it is a known issue that some browsers show a file instead of downloading it. My best guess would be that your browser now behaves correctly, by downloading the file. Could you check if your Downloads folder contains a file that might come from the card maker?
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The card maker has been updated, so it better integrates with the design of this site.
You should still be able to access any automatically saved card you were working on, by heading over to the "old" site.
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Some time ago "Yu-Gi-Oh! Sevens" was announced, introducing a new layout for cards. As far as I'm aware, only effect monsters have been shown (aside from "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" under an angle which makes it hard to use). So I had to take some liberties when it comes to the other templates. It will take some time before these templates are implemented in the card maker, but you should be able to play around with them in your favorite image editor (like Krita, Gimp, Photoshop, etc.).
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The incorporation of the card maker into this site is being finalized, and should be ready for the site's anniversary.
As some code has been changed, it not unthinkable that issues might occur. Clearing the cache might sometimes work in that case.
