Thanks for your question! As of the current version (v.1.1.1), there is no way to set up Card Battles using the plugin outside of the battle scene. As a result, we unfortunately can't guarantee that there is compatibility with SRPG engine at this time. We are looking finding a solution for this in the future. We will keep you updated when the plugin does a reach a point where it is compatible :)

Hi Hawkzera, if we are understanding your question correctly: you would like to use higher resolution icons for the Card Art.

To do this, we would recommend making the icons into separate high resolution images and placing those in the Card Art Directory. Then using the <Card Art: file_name> notetag to specify the image for each Skill so that the Card is using the high resolution icon. 

Pictured below are the steps you would need to do to achieve this:

1. Create the high resolution icon image and place it in your Card Art Directory.

2. Add the <Card Art: file_name> notetag to the Skill you want to give this image to (it will override the default icon).

3. Run the project can see it in action. Make adjustments based on how you would like it to appear.

You can also change the dimensions of the Card itself based on the image provided to the Card Design plugin parameter.

Let us know if we have answered your question. We are happy to help :)

Thanks for your inquiry! As of v.1.2.0 of the Card Game Combat plugin, you can do this using the Require keyword in the Card Passives notetag. Here's an example of one such requirement below:

This Card can be in a Deck but can't be played until the Require conditions are met. This keyword makes the check whenever the player attempts to play the card so if something changes during battle it may be possible to play this Card at a later point. If you want to go the extra step to hide the Card in the Deck if the user doesn't meet the requirement, you will need to set up either a Troop or Common Event to remove or include cards based on Card requirements at the start of battle. We can look into offering a keyword or plugin parameter that does this automatically in the future if there is demand for it.

Hope that helps. Let us know if you have  more questions :)

Our plan is to eventually look into allowing users to define their own buttons, which would let you create a new End Turn button with control over whether it was at the beginning or the end of the list.

In the meantime I wrote a short fix - you'll need to download this as a .js file and place it below IsiahCardGameCombat.

IsiahCGCEndButtonIndexFix (EDIT: for anyone else wanting the same thing, please use the updated link posted further down the thread instead)

This code will move the End Turn Button to the beginning of the list of options instead of the end.

There will be a graphical glitch while you're using v1.2.2 which our upcoming update should fix - the button won't highlight properly in v1.2.2. Everything else should work just like you want it! Let me know if it doesn't.

-Isiah

Hey MALGOOSIX, hope you are doing well! Our lead programmer Isiah (who is on vacation now) told me to give you this update to the Button Fix plugin before he left. It should make your specific Button changes compatible with the latest version of the Card Game Combat plugin (v.1.3.0) is you decide to update to it. We will be incorporating this Button fix into the Core plugin itself in our next minor update thanks to your help identifying this issue :)

- Neel

Thanks for your question! With Yanfly Plugins, this makes the solution a lot easier. Using YEP Skill Core, you can set up a skill similar to this:

YEP Skill Core has the After Eval notetag which lets us put in code to check if the target is either Dead or at 0 HP after the execution of the Skill. If the condition is met then it will call the drawCards function from our Card Game Combat plugin to draw 1 Card. You can change the number of cards drawn by changing the number in the parameter of the function. You can also use this function as part of an Eval step in a YEP Action Sequence.

Once we get to Card Game Combat v1.4.0, we hope to implement some popular Card Keywords such as in this case Mortal / Lethal / On Death which should help with these types of trigger conditions. Until then, hope this workaround helps. Let us know if you run into any issues or if you have any further questions :)

What I've been using is a combination of enemy states + enemy AI. The intents are the states, visible as icons, and the enemies can only use specific skills skills depending on their "intent" state.  Can't tell you the exact plugins I'm using right now cause I'm on the go, but I'm pretty sure you can do it with Yanfly's stuff.

Hello again, we have patched a fix for the Party UI Plugin (v.1.03) that should help. Try downloading the new version of the plugin and see if that resolves the issues. Let us know if the problem with the Item Button continues to persist in your project :)

Hey Flow9881, thanks for the question! While we do not currently support multiple decks per Actor, there is a definitely a way to do this:

1.  Create two Actors which will serve as the player. One is the Combat character, one is the Negotiation character.

2. Before a Combat Encounter, remove the Negotiation character from the party and add the Combat character. Before a Negotiation encounter, remove the Combat character from the party and add the Negotiation character. This ensures that the correct deck is being used in each case.

3. If you have level and stat progression in your game, create a Common Event that you call which sets the levels and stats of both characters whenever a switch happens. Call this Common Event before you swap the characters before each encounter.

4. When you are adding new Cards, you can choose which character learns it by using the script call:

$gameActors.actor(X).learnSkill(Y)

where X is the ID of the Actor and Y is the card added to their Deck. We don't want a case where the Combat character is getting Negotiation cards or vice versa.

There is a downside with this method currently in that when your player looks at their Deck, they will only see the deck of either the Combat or the Negotiation character. You can have an Event that the player can interact with which switches the characters to alleviate this issue.

We will be adding support for Card Types soon with the v.1.4.0 of the plugin. That should allow you to specify what are Combat cards and what are Negotiation cards so that when looking at the Deck screen, the player is clear on which Deck they have for a given situation. Once we have support for switching Classes in (by v.1.5.0), this will become as easy as switching the class of a single character.

Hope this method helps. Let us know if you have any other questions or would like to troubleshoot this until we get it working :)

Thanks for the question! You can change the default drawn by changing the Battle Start Actions and Turn Start Actions parameters. For example, let's say your Hand Size is determined by Variable 7 called MaxHandSize. You can edit the Battle Start Actions parameter to say: "Shuffle Deck, Draw \\v[7]" and the Turn Start Actions to say: "Discard Until 0, Draw \\v[7]". The number of cards drawn in each case will be based on the value of Variable 7.

If you want to tie this to Equipment, you can use the IsiahEquipCommonEvents plugin and have one Common Event for equipping the Item and one for unequipping the Item specified in the Equipment's notetags. The Common Events should manipulate that MaxHandSize variable value to give you the intended effect.

Hope some of this helps. Let us know if you have any other questions or wish to troubleshoot further :)

Hi gamemakeru, thanks for playing the game! Here are some answers:

1. We used YEP_SkillCore for the Energy Costs and then edited CGC plugin to customize the skillCostX and skillCostY position. These can be found in line 859 - 860 of IsiahCardGameCombat.js. We are adding this feature in the CGC v1.4.5 update so you will be able to manipulate the coordinates using plugin parameters.

2. The Speed Icons are baked into the Card Base. For each Kaiju, there are three card frames for each speed: Regular, Fast (yellow arrow), Slow (blue arrow), We do want to provide support for custom icons for CGC in the future, but that may not happen for a few versions.

3. This was once again achieved by editing the CGC plugin. The X and Y coordinates for the Card Names can be found in line 856 - 857 of IsiahCardGameCombat.js. We are adding this feature in the CGC v1.4.5 update so you will be able to manipulate the Name coordinates using plugin parameters. The Card Names don't have an alignment yet, but we are hoping to add that in the future.

All of these additions will be made available to all CGC users, including those that support the Patreon :)

Thanks for the question (and your English is fine, don't apologize)! Yes, it is possible to check if one or more specific cards are in a zone using Eval expressions to access the _cardHand, _cardDeck and _cardDiscard variables of each party battler. For example, the expression

 $gameParty.leader()._cardHand.includes(X) 

will return true if a Card of Skill ID X is in the Party Leader's Hand.

You can also use this with the Require keyword in a Card Passives notetag with one of following expressions:

- user._cardHand.includes(Y)
- user._cardDeck.includes(Y)
- user._cardDiscard.includes(Y)

In the above expressions, Y is the Skill ID of the specific card you are checking for. The expression will return true if a card of that ID is in that zone and allow you to play the card.

Hope that explanation helps. Let us know if you have any more questions :)