Yu-Gi-Oh!

This plugin reads a decklist, fetches card art from ygoprodeck, and puts them in the proper game/ directories.

This plugin supports the following decklist formats: ydk, ydke. To learn more, see here.

Basic instructions

Navigate to the root directory. This plugin is not meant to be run in plugins/yugioh/.

If you’re on macOS or Linux, open Terminal. If you’re on Windows, open PowerShell.

Create and start your virtual Python environment and install Python dependencies if you have not done so already. See here for more information.

Put your decklist into a text file in game/decklist. In this example, the filename is deck.ydk and the decklist format is YDK (ydk).

Run the script.

python plugins/yugioh/fetch.py game/decklist/deck.ydk ydk

Now you can create the PDF using create_pdf.py. You should use --card_size japanese for the correct card size.

CLI Options

Usage: fetch.py [OPTIONS] DECK_PATH {ydke|ydk}

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Formats

ydk

YDK is the file format used by ygoprodeck and edopro.

#main
91073013
92895501
92895501
92895501
9091064
9091064
9091064
91025875
92248362
#extra
90448279
90303227
61374414
64276752
!side
27204311
27204311
82385847

ydke

YDKE is a compressed version of YDK that allows decks to be easily imported or exported into YGO Omega, edopro, or ygoprodeck via copy/paste. It begins with ydke:// followed by a long string.

ydke://CDfpAQg36QGBAyEEgQMhBOcqwwXnKsMFSIA/AUiAPwFIgD8B/s84AJuTywGbk8sBm5PLATUHgwI1B4MCNQeDAv2JnAX9iZwF/YmcBdcanwGglAQCE0dlADm+EgQ5vhIE/fqRBYv9YwAQLRoCEC0aAhAtGgIeN4IBPqRxAf4KgAQiSJkAIkiZACJImQBL8mcCS/JnAkvyZwIkQTwBNlmlBQ==!tGFNAfmCDgQUh7AFmBskA45gkQMm1FgAQvNMAGlM5gWNJ5gDSw97ATI1VQLERCEFqRp+AMoavwGS+pQA!reIKAq3iCgKt4goCRK0EBUStBAVErQQF+9wUAUO+3QBDvt0AtYgRALWIEQC1iBEAkvrlAWaDAgCc4b0A!

You can also use YDKE directly in the command line. Note the single quotes around the YDKE.

python plugins/yugioh/fetch.py 'ydke://...' ydke