Happy with this software so far.

[Kmany]

I bought it yesterday, and it seems to be exactly what i needed to streamline editing cards.
Instead of having to edit every single card in clip studio paint pro, i can do it very comfortably in this software.

Anyway, I have a question.

If i make a template.
Then use it to create several cards.

If i have a text element in it, that i edit for every card, and also numbers.
How would i go about to for instance move the text in the template, without making every text in every card using that template, go back to the default text in the template?

Or do I simply have to make a template ''perfect'' before i use it for a mass of cards?

[Kmany]

I figured out how to do it.

[NormireX]

Yeah the template system isn't exactly how i would like it to be yet personally. It's great for making a base, but if you want to add the template to cards you already created while maintaining certain elements it just doesn't work, the template overrides everything about the card. I would rather the template only replace the objects I define so that way I can easily add my border, name plate, skill name plate, skill description section to a previously made card and the image and everything else i do not define in the template stays. Probably the easiest would be for the template to add the defined layers to your already created card. The user can then simply hide or delete layers or parts of the layers they don't need.

[Kmany]

If you change the template and use the ''apply changes'' button, you get to pick what it changes.

[NormireX]

Originally posted by Kmany:

If you change the template and use the ''apply changes'' button, you get to pick what it changes.

It only changes for the template. If you have an already made card and try to apply a template it replaces your card with the template card. Trust me I tested it multiple times and it always replaces my cards rather than just adding certain things to them.