#### This include contains standardized assets and code that can help with template creation. #### To add a module, see the detailed instructions in it's folder's readme. #### Globally, you must respect the following z index conventions: -100: hidden #### Backend things that should never be visible to the user 0000: backboard #### Things (other than the main card frame) that layer behind the art 0100: illustration #### Main card art 0200: background #### Main card frame. Will need a mask to allow clicking the art beneath. 0300: trim #### Effects like vehicle, nyx, and snow that don't spill over the border 0400: pinline #### Colored pinlines, pride pinlines 0500: border #### Border 0600: plate editing #### Major frame pieces: Lesson/Spree handling, Adventure pages, movable typelines 0700: watermarking #### Watermarks, loyalty ability stripes, flavor bar, pop-under art (ex: WAR JP Tamiyo's popout goes under the rarity symbol) 0800: attachments #### Optional frame additions: Crown, ptbox, level arrows, loyalty boxes, stamps, color indicators, transformation symbols, alias box, flash dot 0900: text #### Any text, rarity symbol 1000: overlays #### Popout art, foiling and other overlay packages 1100: corners #### These must always be last Notes on z index conventions: z index can't be scripted, so choices made need to be consistent across a wide range of templates As such, the card frame goes over the card art: This means normal card frames need to use a frame mask Because the alternative is frames like devoid must layer the art over the frame, which is untenable Trim effects can spill over the pinline and frame plates (such as snow's textbox effect). However, these will be overruled by conflicting effects at the higher z index (such as Adventure pages). The main functional difference between "plate editing" and "attachments" is how they interact with watermarking. When that isn't relevant, consider if the effect is editing the standard version of the frame layout, or adding an extra thing on top Crowns are treated as the later in the code to allow for more custom crown freedom, even though they do more resemble the former Text can go at lower z indexes if it's meant to be obscured or behind the watermarking But generally any user input text should be in the 900 level, on top of all the frame elements Overlays primarily refer to .mse-include packages that add foiling and other effects, as well as the popout art. Templates sometimes refer to things like the Vehicle trim as overlays, but these don't belong in this z index unless they must layer over text. Corners are functionally a special kind of overlay to standardize corners, and get their own section to ensure they always apply last. This has the minor drawback that popout art can't be applied to the most extreme corners for square-corner cards. The invisible corner option has been added as a workaround for this. Specific z indexes 100 Image 200 Card Color 300 Standard color trim 310 Vehicle 320 Snow 330 Nyx 400 Color pinlines 420 Pride pinlines 500 Card border 510 The List dot 600 Moveable name/typelines 610 Name/type caps (spree attachment) 620 Adventure page 640 Leveler backgrounds 700 Textbox background 710 Loyalty ability stripes 720 Watermarks 740 Flavor bar 790 Pop-under art 800 Indicators 800 Legend crown 830 Loyalty boxes 840 PT Box, Leveler arrows, Flash dot 850 Color stamp 860 Holofoil stamp 870 Transform symbol 880 Tombstone/alchemy symbol 880 Alias bar 900 Loyalty cost colons 900 User text fields 900 Information below the textbox & credit symbols 910 Secondary Copyright 920 Vorthos Box, Casting cost 950 Rarity 1010 Popout art 1050 Overlay package 1100 Partition select 1100 Corners