Creating a New Site to play on?

I know that making the old site has been brought up before and nothing has come of it, so I don't want to give any false hopes, but I believe I am far enough in my Software engineering degree to start making the old site to play on. I will need some help tho. Does anyone have jpeg or png images of every single card? Also does anyone here have any experience in Java or html/css? I would like to start working on this during Thanksgiving break and Christmas break time permitting

We have TCO, and while it's not perfect, I mean, it works.

Trade Cards Online has almost all chaotic card images. I have experience in Java and html/ Javascript/ css

I was eventually going to get around to creating my own chaotic web client some time in 2016. I'm currently working on the Portal, but I'll be willing in pitching in.

almost all the images!!! which ones are we missing!!

Marrillian wrote:Trade Cards Online has almost all chaotic card images. I have experience in Java and html/ Javascript/ css

I was eventually going to get around to creating my own chaotic web client some time in 2016. I'm currently working on the Portal, but I'll be willing in pitching in.

I have no experience with html/css so I would need your help to put the game client online. Also do you have any experience with Java Swing Libraries? I haven't covered them yet, but I figured I could probably learn that in my own time.

1bigwarriors wrote:

Marrillian wrote:Trade Cards Online has almost all chaotic card images. I have experience in Java and html/ Javascript/ css

I was eventually going to get around to creating my own chaotic web client some time in 2016. I'm currently working on the Portal, but I'll be willing in pitching in.

I have no experience with html/css so I would need your help to put the game client online. Also do you have any experience with Java Swing Libraries? I haven't covered them yet, but I figured I could probably learn that in my own time.

Anything but swing . It's a tall order to rebuild the entire play-ability, unless you're making the game manual only then I can see it working out. I'm a full stack dev but I can't see my self devoting time to it (final year at uni, so work load is pretty high as it is )

Strider wrote:Anything but swing . It's a tall order to rebuild the entire play-ability, unless you're making the game manual only then I can see it working out. I'm a full stack dev but I can't see my self devoting time to it (final year at uni, so work load is pretty high as it is )

Time is the pressure we all feel haha.
Personally I was thinking of making a manual system (like a duel network version). Stats would be randomized? Snap to grids obviously. IDK where the decks are coming from (unless tco has an API that the owner would allow 3rd parties to call)... so building that will be fun Although I'm not sure what 1bigwarriors has in mind.

1bigwarriors wrote:I have no experience with html/css so I would need your help to put the game client online. Also do you have any experience with Java Swing Libraries? I haven't covered them yet, but I figured I could probably learn that in my own time.

With the way things are, using webside java is a no do (since plugins have been killed in modern internet browsers haha). If you are referring to creating a client well ew.

Marrillian wrote:

Strider wrote:Anything but swing . It's a tall order to rebuild the entire play-ability, unless you're making the game manual only then I can see it working out. I'm a full stack dev but I can't see my self devoting time to it (final year at uni, so work load is pretty high as it is )

Time is the pressure we all feel haha.
Personally I was thinking of making a manual system (like a duel network version). Stats would be randomized? Snap to grids obviously. IDK where the decks are coming from (unless tco has an API that the owner would allow 3rd parties to call)... so building that will be fun Although I'm not sure what 1bigwarriors has in mind.

1bigwarriors wrote:I have no experience with html/css so I would need your help to put the game client online. Also do you have any experience with Java Swing Libraries? I haven't covered them yet, but I figured I could probably learn that in my own time.

With the way things are, using webside java is a no do (since plugins have been killed in modern internet browsers haha). If you are referring to creating a client well ew.

I guess I didn't realize that plugins for java were so bad in browser. How would you do it right now if you were to do it?

1bigwarriors wrote:

Marrillian wrote:

Strider wrote:Anything but swing . It's a tall order to rebuild the entire play-ability, unless you're making the game manual only then I can see it working out. I'm a full stack dev but I can't see my self devoting time to it (final year at uni, so work load is pretty high as it is )

Time is the pressure we all feel haha.
Personally I was thinking of making a manual system (like a duel network version). Stats would be randomized? Snap to grids obviously. IDK where the decks are coming from (unless tco has an API that the owner would allow 3rd parties to call)... so building that will be fun Although I'm not sure what 1bigwarriors has in mind.

1bigwarriors wrote:I have no experience with html/css so I would need your help to put the game client online. Also do you have any experience with Java Swing Libraries? I haven't covered them yet, but I figured I could probably learn that in my own time.

With the way things are, using webside java is a no do (since plugins have been killed in modern internet browsers haha). If you are referring to creating a client well ew.

I guess I didn't realize that plugins for java were so bad in browser. How would you do it right now if you were to do it?

I would think of using something like quintus if it were to be 2D. For 3D could use WebGL.

Strider wrote:

1bigwarriors wrote:

Marrillian wrote:

Strider wrote:Anything but swing . It's a tall order to rebuild the entire play-ability, unless you're making the game manual only then I can see it working out. I'm a full stack dev but I can't see my self devoting time to it (final year at uni, so work load is pretty high as it is )

Time is the pressure we all feel haha.
Personally I was thinking of making a manual system (like a duel network version). Stats would be randomized? Snap to grids obviously. IDK where the decks are coming from (unless tco has an API that the owner would allow 3rd parties to call)... so building that will be fun Although I'm not sure what 1bigwarriors has in mind.

1bigwarriors wrote:I have no experience with html/css so I would need your help to put the game client online. Also do you have any experience with Java Swing Libraries? I haven't covered them yet, but I figured I could probably learn that in my own time.

With the way things are, using webside java is a no do (since plugins have been killed in modern internet browsers haha). If you are referring to creating a client well ew.

I guess I didn't realize that plugins for java were so bad in browser. How would you do it right now if you were to do it?

I would think of using something like quintus if it were to be 2D. For 3D could use WebGL.

I just did this to make it look more ridiculous