Zextra's New-Style Series 8 Card Layout Templates [Final Version Complete!] Now available for Photoshop and GIMP!

[Zextra]

Thanks for using my template and for your suggestions! There probably won't be another real update, since the template's already being used by the cardmaker, but I did address some of the things mentioned.

 

1. It's just my personal preference; in my own copy I actually have edited in the rounded corners, but I happen to like the sharper corners better.

2. Sounds good.

3. Added.

4. Added.

5. Also personal preference; I honestly find it much easier (and faster) to just select the Levels/Ranks that I don't need and erase them, as opposed to deselecting 7 individual layers :p

[ZaTaisho]

Thanks for the response and the necessary changes to the OP. This is much more efficient now.

 

I do have a question though...When I click to edit a text, like the Card Name, it stretches into a larger font and not the font you used (which I like most).

When I try to edit the size of the Card Name, I had to change the size from 45 to 37.68 to make it just as the original (with ever so slight of difference within the spacing of each character in a word). I know someone in this thread said something about this matter, but I wasn't able to get a concrete conclusion. Also, when I click on a text that has the caution sign on it, it says that I have the fonts, but the style changes ever so slightly. For example, the characters tend to get skinnier. May I ask how you got the text to look how it is in your project? Was it just a different type font of MatrixRegularSmallCaps (TrueType, OpenType, or Postscript)?

 

EDIT: Another question I have is, where did you find such HQ pictures for your example cards?

 

PS: In #5, what I meant was to make it so that there was a separate layer for each Level/Rank, not each star. Meaning there would be a layer for a Level/Rank 4, or 5, or 6, etc...not where you had to deselect the number of individual stars for the levels (Because I too didn't like deselecting/selecting multiple layers to just get the level I wanted)