Manually editing the pyx.sqlite database?

[waterlubber]

I'd like to add some custom decks to the pyx.sqlite database, by hand, for my friends and I to play with (as Cardcast is down.) How could I go about adding a deck? From what I can tell from poking around in an editor,

• Black and white cards are added to their respective tables. They each have unique, sequential id, and draw and pick refer to the "Draw [2], Pick [3]" or other similar cards. watermark is an abbreviation from the deck the cards are from.
• card_set_black_card matches card set IDs to deck IDs, so watermark has no bearing on what deck it's actually from (?) (Likewise for the white card version)
• card_set contains names and descriptions for card packs, but I'm not sure what weight and base_deck do. Do the names and descriptions need to be identical?

Would I be able to just add my own deck following the above database format and have it load into the game? I'm not entirely sure.

Would I be better off just merging the json pull request?

[devgianlu]

Would I be able to just add my own deck following the above database format and have it load into the game?

If you're using a custom server you could just edit pyx.sqlite with https://sqlitebrowser.org/ and it would work as long as you reference the cards correctly.

Would I be better off just merging the json pull request?

241 is ready to merge and it is already being used on my server. There's also an app which provides an easy way to create custom decks. I should also mention CrCast which is being used on this server.

[waterlubber]

I was able to get it working without too much trouble. Do you know what the weight factor controls? I would like to increase the chance of cards from my custom deck appearing.

[devgianlu]

The only usage of the parameter seems to be here.

[waterlubber]

Hmm. Maybe it was a half-implemented feature. I'm going to close this issue since I got the database working and all sorted out.