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![Two example cards, one serialized in grayscale with 5/7, one in colored gradient with 42/100](example.png)
## Overview
This script bulk overlays a box with numbers over input images to have serialized versions of them, just as WotC does it. The concept includes handling of any input image size (assuming it is roughly a scaled 63mm x 88mm MTG card design). As the box to be applied is taken from a source image, there needs to be two pixel spaces: reference space (1500px x 2100px) and image space (defined by the input image). They will be transformed via an automatically calculated scale. This scale is not x/y separate and only a best effort to not squash the box image, so it might break with input images too far removed from the MTG ratio.
This script bulk overlays a box with numbers over input images to have serialized versions of them, just as WotC does it. The concept includes handling of any input image size (assuming it is roughly a scaled 63mm x 88mm MTG card design).
As the box to be applied is taken from a source image, there needs to be two pixel spaces: reference space (1500px x 2100px) and image space (defined by the input image). They will be transformed via an automatically calculated scale. This scale is not x/y separate and only a best effort to not squash the box image, so it might break with input images too far removed from the MTG ratio.
## Usage
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## Credits
The Gotham font family was designed by Tobias Frere-Jones & Jesse Ragan. It is free for personal use. If you want to use it commercially, you need to license it.
The Gotham font family was designed by Tobias Frere-Jones & Jesse Ragan. It is free for personal use. If you want to use it commercially, you need to license it.