This is the data source to generate the cards. (Once the table is exported to DataFeed_11.csv)
The cards are generated using a separate script as an input to NanDECK.
The first 54 cards are the old deck.
The second 54 cards are the new deck.
Blue background cells are calculated data. Do not change.
PLEASE HELP ME VERIFY THE DATA!
The 'Data' tab has all the information for all the known maps.
The spreadsheet already has a 'Conditional Formatting' to mark any data that differs from the 'Standard USA' map in red with beige background.
Since formatting differences does not translate into the flat .CSV file for the cards, I then manually added a '*' to each of those entries.
Thus, on the printed card, any number followed by a '*' means that that card differs from the 'Standard' value.
Previous edition notes:
Was only one deck.
I had USA/Germany merged onto one card so that it all fit in one deck. We can no longer do that.
There was an error in the "Spain & Portugal" for Start Garbage and Start Uranium. These are repeated in the 2nd deck so that people can reprint just the second deck.
Did not have the * for nonstandard values.
New edition notes:
Will be 2 decks
Will have a 2nd deck that can be printed alone for people who have the first deck, which will include the corrected "Spain & Portugal" cards
Will have the * for nonstandard values.
QUESTION: I am considering making Germany, USA, and Japan as separate cards. These could be merged, but if they are separate cards, then you could use the cards
to select a map. Just pick all the 4 player cards for a 4 player game, shuffle, and pick one to pick a map.
On the other hand, if I merge USA/Germany/Japan there is more room for blanks. Which do you all want?
Posted Tue Feb 2, 2010 12:24 am
if I could.
