Big Size and Card Size

[The Mike]

Should you be adding this: Card size or big size and also add the back of the yugioh card big size or card size?

[ITI3L33]

First, you can only bump a thread every twenty-four hours.

Second, you don't make sense.

[Frunk]

Your illegtimate bump has been deleted.

 

Firstly, the card maker is not made for the sole task of creating your own Yu-Gi-Oh cards, so adding a card-"back" makes little sense and could annoy Konami (ever heard of plagarism?). I'll support the real-size vs. current-size utlility though, as that was used on the first card maker and would be useful here.

[Slash]

Yah the real card size thing is a good idea for people who want to print they're made cards, but dont know the real demensions of a yugioh card, like me ^_^

[The Slime Lord]

It's about 2.38in. x 3.38in. or something like that. Anyway, I think the real size thing is a good idea. It would be pretty useful. And I would be happy it's there the next time I ever need to print out some of my cards.

[Speed Dragon90]

I think the real size is a great idea, as for the backs well you can always do an image search on google or you can turn all you useless old Yu-Gi-Oh! cards into your own brand new custom ones by simply using glue to cover the old front of the card and sticking your new one on there (though this method costs a little more).

[coolguy2375]

Yeah i really need that because i am making cards for class that are about the romans and the real version would fit on my index card i want to be able to read the real size

[Azuh]

if you want a picture of a back of the card

 

 

there it is... so there is no point in ahving it on the card maker

[The Mike]

^_^ thanks for the advice people and Frunk sorry

[Bfmvrocks]

The thing is, when printing cards, never, I repeat, NEVER do it on Paint, you will not be able to see the effect because it's so blurry.

[Cyber Altair]

you can use Paint.Net or something else but not Paint.