hello, i've never used this before but was wondering if there was a way to incorporate this platform for the new digimon card game. i've been using this program for magic the gathering for a long time and was wondering if something could be made for digimon.
im not a programmer or developer, just don't have the skills but was kinda requesting for a tutorial if there is a way to do this by myself or if i could ask if someone could configure it for the new game. i think it would be really useful for some players like myself. currently tabletop simulator has a way to play but i think the interface just tabletop simulator. was wanting to help the community i'm in and try to get something smoother than tabletop going as well as games would potentially be faster to go through for everyone compared to tabletop
hi @Brokdadid_twitter , cockatrice requires the cards to be added in its own format, which is different from tts, https://github.com/Cockatrice/Cockatrice/wiki/Custom-Cards-&-Sets#to-add-your-own-custom-cards-follow-these-steps
so far noone has made a publicly available collection of these but if you have a machine interpretable list of cards it can be automated
Hi, I want to host a private server. I can connect via tcp but not via ssl websocket, I enabled websocket without ssl for testing and this works fine. With ssl nginx returns with 502. Any help? https://paste.xinu.at/m-HrGiX/ here are my config files. If someone wants to test the connection and needs the password please pm me. Thanks.
hi @ebbit1q, 443 is just the assumed standard port for https connections. But I indeed use port 443 on the nginx side and reverse proxy it to servatrice at port 4748. So if you would wanna use my server over ssl websocket, you use port 443, if you use 4748 it is websocket without ssl and 4747 is plain tcp. I followed this wikipage https://github.com/Cockatrice/Cockatrice/wiki/Using-NGINX-to-Wrap-Servatrice-Websockets-in-SSL
thanks @ebbit1q for the pointer
I found the issue, It turns out I don't know how to spell "upgrade". https://paste.xinu.at/m-HrGiX/#n-GSUnlA-22
seems like its responding using the config for cockatrice.nihilum.space instead of its own
another thing (which i should probably add to the guide tbh) is adding a catch-all https redirect, like this:
server {
listen 80;
server_name *.tetrarch.co tetrarch.co default;
return 301 https://$host$request_uri;
}that way if someone connects to the websocket over port 80 they get upgraded to ssl instead of having the connection time out
you can also add
listen 4748; to that if you want to upgrade connections to the default port, but in that case you'll want servatrice to be on another machine or use a different websocket port
I am essentially trying to create a dev workflow for myself
so I can test my changes as I do them
I see there are not many unit tests in the codebase
so I'm assuming the normal way f testing is manual testing?
ok, gonna switch over there
There also may be a step by step guide either on the github wiki or the reddit wiki, I forget
on our github you can still find old versions of cockatrice that will be compatible with vista, these will not be capable of online play
I have a small problem with some card images not loading.
@burmabaines_twitter check our faq https://github.com/Cockatrice/Cockatrice/wiki/Troubleshooting#avast-antivirus-causes-images-to-stop-downloading
we respond quicker over on discord