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See Contributing to the Cockatrice Tokens File
(First draft, complete file structure not covered yet)
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The
<reverse-related>
element connects the a card to a current token. Main Case
It lists a card or token, which the parent token can be created from - its source.
That way Cockatrice can pick the information up and displays the correct token in the right-click menu of a card; Cockatrice will create a single copy of that token when clicked. This information is placed at the end of the token's<card>
element and contains card names that create that particular token, as well as information about the created quantity.
This is the most-used case as it allows to link external cards/token creators to the in this file described token details:
Token <---(reverse-related)--- Card
<!-- right clicking the named card will allow you to create the parent token: "Goblin" --> <reverse-related>Goblin Instigator</reverse-related>
- You can adjust the quantity of tokens that are created to match the card's need:
<!-- no count / one token will be created --> <reverse-related>Goblin Instigator</reverse-related> <!-- count "2" / two tokens will be created --> <reverse-related count="2">Goblin Marshal</reverse-related> <!-- count "x" / dialog box will ask how many. The minimum number that Cockatrice will display is 1. --> <reverse-related count="x">Goblin Goliath</reverse-related> <!-- count "x=2" / dialog box will ask how many, 2 pre set as default --> <reverse-related count="x=2">Goblin Gathering</reverse-related>
- Exclude certain token relations from the create
All tokens
optionIn contrast, the option will create 3 different tokens at once for Bestial Menace, Somberwald Beastmaster or Trostani's Summoner as none of their<!-- "exclude" defined / the all token option will only create 2 tokens, not 2+4 --> <reverse-related count="2">Grizzly Fate</reverse-related> <reverse-related count="4" exclude="exclude">Grizzly Fate</reverse-related>
<reverse-related>
entries are marked for exclusion. - If the card should attach itself to the token, use the
attach
attribute<!-- Living weapon examples. The token is a 0/0 germ --> <reverse-related attach="attach">Batterbone</reverse-related> <reverse-related attach="attach">Batterskull</reverse-related> <reverse-related attach="attach">Bonehoard</reverse-related> <reverse-related attach="attach">Flayer Husk</reverse-related>
- You can adjust the quantity of tokens that are created to match the card's need:
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The
<related>
element connects a token source to the created token, instead of the created token to the token source.
This is only used where a token (e.g. an Emblem) creates another token:
Token ---(related)---> Token
<!-- right clicking the parent token will allow you to create the named token: "Kraken" --> <related>Kraken</related>
There is no functional difference between correct usage of
<related>
and<reverse-related>
, but some might consider it lazy.