cube-builder

Creating a GEMP-SWCCG cube draft from a CSV file involves mapping card names to game-specific IDs and generating structured JSON configurations. This automation handles pack compositions and registers the draft format within the game's application configuration and frontend UI.

Mapping card names to card IDs in a cube draft configuration involves converting human-readable CSV entries into game-specific identifiers. The process supports multi-column add-on card formats and applies side-specific database filtering to prevent playtesting cards and slug collisions.

Yes, you can include add-on cards when building a GEMP-SWCCG cube draft. The Skill processes multi-column CSV formats to support add-on cards, mapping them to correct IDs and integrating them into the structured JSON configuration.

Registering a new cube draft format in GEMP-SWCCG requires updating application configuration files and frontend UI selection options. This Skill guides you through integrating the generated JSON configurations and registering the draft format so it becomes selectable within the game.

Cube draft configurations may include playtesting cards or slug collisions if side-specific database filtering is not applied. This Skill prevents these issues by applying side-specific database filtering during card ID mapping to ensure only valid cards are included.

Adding a cube draft format requires updating frontend UI files for selection, but this Skill guides you through the integration process. It automates JSON generation and provides instructions for registering the format in the application's configuration files and frontend.