Magic Set Editor (shortened to MSE) is a popular program among custom card creators, which is used to render Magic cards with pre-made templates; its popularity is attributed to the program's relative ease of use, user-friendliness, flexibility, and decent-quality product.
Magic Set Editor Magic Set Editor supports the creation and printing of decks. It originally supported only Magic: The Gathering decks, but now can be extended to support a variety of CCGs. It features card backs that can be easily edited by any image editing program, and style markup sheets that can be somewhat easily edited by a text editor. Compose plain and rich text documents, open XLS files and calculate sums, maximum, minimum or average values, customize the content, and create new data tables Magic Editor is a comprehensive text.
The author of MSE is Twan van Laarhoven, who is registered on the MTGS forums as twanvl, and the most current version is 2.0, released on February 5, 2011. The other members of the current development team are Coppro, Pichoro, art_freak, and Idle Muse.
Expansion of MSE[edit | edit source]
MSE has expanded out to other games, including Vs. System, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Pokémon, Warlords, Hecatomb, Anachronism, and various others. The Magic templates have grown to include nearly every variety printed by Wizards, as well as several custom templates as well. The program features a variety of features to improve the ease with which cards can be created, including text shortcuts for symbols not on keyboards, a random booster pack generator, a wide variety of statistical information, and an automatic keyword system up to date as of Conflux. There are also completed translations for Spanish, Italian, Japanese, German, French, Danish, Polish, and Chinese (both Traditional and Simplified). A full list of available templates can be found on the download page for MSE.
MSE vs. Adobe Photoshop[edit | edit source]
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While MSE is good for creating decent renders quickly, the quality of what it produces doesn't match card renders created by Photoshop, mostly due to the quality of the images utilized in the templates. Originally, lower quality images were used to save on download size, and this has not been an easily reversed trend. It also does not have as sophisticated text-rendering technology. However, because it's designed for creating and documenting Magic sets, it is helpful for creating a database of created sets, and because there is a fair amount of effort involved in rendering cards in Photoshop, it is much more practical to use MSE for rendering an entire set.
Exporting to Other Programs[edit | edit source]
MSE Magic templates include the option to export to various digital tabletop programs, such as Apprentice, Magic Workstation, and LackeyCCG. MSE templates also exist to export Magic sets as HTML files, XML files, and plain text files.
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Magic Set Editor (MSE) is a tool with which you can design cards for different trading card game systems (especially, but not restricted to, Magic: The Gathering).
Magic Set Editor (MSE) is a tool with which you can design cards for different trading card game systems (especially, but not restricted to, Magic: The Gathering). The program has several useful tools in order to keep track of your creations: you can keep statistics about the sets you design as a whole as well as keep track of each card created. You can save the information about the projects you create (sets) as well as individual cards. And you can save each card as an individual image (JPEG format mostly) rendered at the standard size of the real cards.
The editing options range from adding a custom image to customization of the 'expansion symbol', colector's number and artist name, as well as customization of the rules text, flavor text, spell types, sub-types, power/toughness, etc. The design of the program allows the user to perform quick searches for the keywords from the rules of the game, as well as spell types and sub-types.
There are also templates available for downloading - they allow you to further expand the capabilities of the program to create cards in the formats pertaining to the latest sets of each game.
All in all, if you like creating fantasy cards for casual play or testing competitive ideas, Magic Set Editor is for you.
Magic Set Editor 2.0 Multimedia software developed by Twan van Laarhoven. The license of this multimedia software is freeware, the price is free, you can free download and get a fully functional freeware version of Magic Set Editor. Do not use illegal warez version, crack, serial numbers, registration codes, pirate key for this multimedia freeware Magic Set Editor. Always use genuine version that is released by original publisher Twan van Laarhoven.
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