Okay, so I am going to assume you already can make some basic effects, and understand a bit of C#.
You can get the number of a card in the hand of your enemy with:
C:
int cards = (from bc in player.hand
where bc.id == "TK021"
select bc).Count<BattleCard>()Just in case, player in this situation is a Player object. You can get that with
C:
public override void Effect(Skill s)
{
Player owner = s.ownerCard.controller.Value;
Player opponent = owner.GetOpponent ();
Player target = s.suckPlayer;
}In order to make a card visible of the hand of your opponent, just set
C:
card.SetLogicalBack(false)And finally, I do not remember any cards actually adding to the deck, but... there are functions that appear to be made for that. So...
The complete code to add a card to the deck could be like this:
C:
public override void Effect(Skill s)
{
BattleCard battleCard = base.GenerateToken("TK021", s.ownerCard.controller.Value, s, s.ownerCard);
battleCard.SetLogicalBack(false);
s.suckPlayer.AddDeckBottom(battleCard);
s.suckPlayer.ShuffleDeck();
}If the other users of the forum don't mind, I'd prefer to do that here so your questions (and my answers) can serve as documentation for others!
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