A hacked-together way to draft custom Magic: the Gathering sets online. Forked from the original by thquinn, adapted to draft cubes.
- scryfall image lookup, eliminating the need to host draft images yourself
- make packs "consume" cards from the cube instead of viewing it as a set (no duplicated unless there are multiple copies in the cube)
- Draft custom Magic
setscubes online with your friends! - Graphical deck builder allows you to build your deck as you draft!
- That's it. Screenshot.
Windows and .NET 4.0, until someone wants to do a Mono port.
Well, a lot of stuff. For starters:
- Slow image downloading
- Little to no error handling when parsing set files, loading images, etc.
- Graphical glitches galore
- More error handling
- Better image downloading
- In Isochron Drafter, start a server. Browse to the set file (a csv with format
<#copies>|<cardname>|<?land>). - If you're behind a router, make sure port 10024 is forwarded to your computer.
- Have everyone connect to the IP you're hosting the server on.
- Start the draft on the server.
- Enjoy.
- Isochron Drafter was written by Tom Quinn, and is available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. It's a real hack job and not at all representative of my overall coding style or quality.
- It uses Craig Baird's C# TCP Server, skatamatic's Event-Driven TCP Client, and Chris Pietschmann's FlashWindow.