Randomized an array for a deck of cards

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   Glad my tutorial was helpful!

Depending on how you want the cards to fan out, you might also want to rotate them slightly. This is easiest if the card origin is somewhere on the bottom (either bottom left, right or center.)

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kittiewan 6,763 Rep 6 5 24	Post Options Post Reply Quote kittiewan Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 08 Jun 2012 at 6:45pm
	Glad my tutorial was helpful! Depending on how you want the cards to fan out, you might also want to rotate them slightly. This is easiest if the card origin is somewhere on the bottom (either bottom left, right or center.)


puoidirloatutti 658 Rep 1 9	Post Options Post Reply Quote puoidirloatutti Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 17 Jun 2012 at 11:01am
	Hi, where di you found card game pictures? i'd like to put pictures must funny but can't find them... thank you all

kittiewan 6,763 Rep 6 5 24	Post Options Post Reply Quote kittiewan Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 19 Jun 2012 at 12:26am
	If you want standard 54-card deck, you can find a very nice free vector version at svg-cards.sourceforge.net Otherwise, I make my own graphics. You may be able to find someone to help you with that, or find some free graphics on the internet. There are threads about creating art in this forum, too. One of my favorite site for learning to make game art without having to buy expensive tools is 2d game art for developers Edited by kittiewan - 19 Jun 2012 at 4:29pm


mixlplex 383 Rep 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote mixlplex Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 21 Feb 2013 at 1:54am
	I just ran across this, and while it seems really nice I think there's a logic flaw. Each time I shuffle the deck and deal out the full deck the last card is always (4 times in a row) the same.