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Someone else thought so too and I personally think I prefer that one Editable cards .
You place two buttons on the card. The other mod places input fields over the card. The end result is almost the same, but the other one looks better.
Do not be discouraged by my comment. I like it when people share their ideas.
I made some "blank" background cards for those, because that one was specific for Dune.
When a line is too long, split it into two lines.
Thanks this helps a lot
I added a tutorial text in the mod and in its description above.
Try it and see if it dispells your confusion.
Because of the description you left I should probably understand how to use these cards...but I don't. I'm confused on what exactly I need to click and change and such, I'm quite new to TTS. Your help will be appreciated, thanks.
Do you have specific settings on? Which operating system are you on? (I tested on windows 10)
"The card's front only shows Ace of Diamonds and only when I flip it it shows the title and description for about a split second"
Can you give me more details? When I run the mod, I see the title and descriptions of the cards properly.
"Also, is it intended for the card to be grabbed by the very edge?"
It's more a consequence of how buttons work in TTS than a design choice. When you click on a button (which is what is used to display the title and description of the cards), it does not grab the object below, and rightfully so.
That's why I added a bit of space under the description button, to give a handle to manipulate the card.