I made up some small (32 x 32 px) tokens to use for some in-game currencies and made a card deck out of them. The decks appears, on the tabletop and I can deal cards to players and the number of cards is displayed above each player's avatar. When I click on the player's hand, however, the card faces don't show up, so a player can't play them on the table. The icon for the card back shows up in the dark pop-up, along with the label, but not the card faces themselves (although since these are more like tokens than cards, the back and the face are identical). Nor can I draw by dragging to the table from the deck.
This is doubly odd because the default card deck works just fine within the same game, and I have other games using custom cards I've created. The files are PNGs, which should be a problem, but at first I had an alpha channel on them to give them a shadow, and I thought that might be causing the problem (even though the card backs, which have the same shadow, display as expected). So I removed the shadow and they still wouldn't display in the player's hand. Then I thought maybe Roll20 didn't like it that the face and back graphics were one and the same, so I changed the names, and reloaded the page — nothin'.
So at this point the only thing I can think of is maybe the graphics are too small — but then why would the back display and not the fronts?
I'm stumped.
Thanks,
M.
This is doubly odd because the default card deck works just fine within the same game, and I have other games using custom cards I've created. The files are PNGs, which should be a problem, but at first I had an alpha channel on them to give them a shadow, and I thought that might be causing the problem (even though the card backs, which have the same shadow, display as expected). So I removed the shadow and they still wouldn't display in the player's hand. Then I thought maybe Roll20 didn't like it that the face and back graphics were one and the same, so I changed the names, and reloaded the page — nothin'.
So at this point the only thing I can think of is maybe the graphics are too small — but then why would the back display and not the fronts?
I'm stumped.
Thanks,
M.