u/crushcastles23

Every video is way quieter than it is if I'm playing through VLC at 100% volume. I checked, they're mixed the same through the mixer and VLC is set to 100%.

I can normally figure out why something is spiking, but I have absolutely 0 idea on this one.

No, we're not banning AI art, nor will we ever.

Even if we had two dozen mods, which we don't and never will, we would not have the resources to police AI.

To properly do so, we would have to find every piece of art from every post, investigate it, see if the artist disclosed the use of AI, then decide whether to remove it. Even if we could do that, most artists who use things like generative fill in Photoshop don't even really think of it as AI. Are we supposed to remove every card for every artist who has been using Photoshop as a tool since 2023?

You wanna talk about how AI art sucks? You have this thread, go for it. All future meta posts about AI will be removed and linked back to this thread.

If you harass someone for using AI in their art, you will get a warning and 1 day ban for rule 5.

If you harass someone for drawing a stick figure for their art, you will get a warning and 1 day ban for rule 5.

If you harass anyone for any reason, you will get a warning and 1 day ban for rule 5.

After that, you will be getting banned for 3 days, then permanently. Rule 5 states:

> All users must follow Reddiquette and be civil with each other. Harassment and abuse are strictly not tolerated. Unconstructive, negative, or insulting brigading is harassment.

Hello everyone, we have a wonderful announcement. Now you can design cards without leaving the r/custommagic subreddit! Thanks to u/Xenuoziem, we have the new Reddit Custom Card App!

Go to this link (on new Reddit, mobile or PC):

https://www.reddit.com/r/custommagic/comments/1ugo2fx/custom_card_creator/

To steal the blurb from the Devvit page:

MTG-style template (flagship)

• Every identity field — name, mana cost, super / type / sub-type, rules text, flavor text, P/T, loyalty, defense, artist credit, designer credit, set code, collector number, set total, language.
• All 22 type combinations from the mtg.design dropdown, including Planeswalker, Battle (with defense), Conspiracy, and Blank.
• All 15 special frames — Normal, Saga, Conspiracy Draft, Token, Full Art Promo, Modal DFC (Front + Back), and the four classic DFC pairs (Sun/Moon, Compass/Land, Eldrazi, Origin/Spark).
• 27 color identity options — None, mono (W/U/B/R/G), all 10 two-color hybrids, the 10 shards and wedges, and WUBRG.
• 8 rarity treatments — Common, Uncommon, Rare, Mythic Rare, Land, Promo, Special, Token.
• Full mana-syntax support — {W}{U}{B}{R}{G}, generic {0}–{20} and {X}{Y}{Z}, hybrid {2/W} and {U/B}, Phyrexian {W/P}, colorless {C}, snow {S}, energy {E}, tap {T} and untap {Q}, and planeswalker loyalty marks [+1], [-2], [0].
• Rules text formatting — italic via <i>...</i>, automatic italic reminder text in parentheses, ~ for the card's own name, \\ for line breaks, *word* de-italic inside flavor text, auto-fit text sizing, and an optional centered text-box layout.
• Border colors — Black, White, Silver, Gold.
• Foil toggle with an authored holographic shimmer overlay.
• Watermark — upload your own symbol, with Lighten and Opacity controls. (No built-in faction symbols are bundled.)
• Custom set symbol — upload your own (no built-in set symbols).
• Custom frame upload — replace the entire chassis with your own art.
• Two-faced cards — full DFC / MDFC support with Front/Back tabs and independent fields per face.
• Artwork — drag-and-drop upload, pan / zoom / crop, full-art layouts that extend behind the text box.
• Typography — the open-licensed Mana symbol font, Cinzel for card titles, and Noto Serif for rules/flavor text (all SIL OFL 1.1). No proprietary Wizards fonts are bundled.
• High-resolution download as PNG (1500×2100 by default).

You can check out more details on the cardmaker here and add it to your own Subreddits!

I think this is the climate that we're going to be returning to soon, so I'm wondering what it was really like, particularly in eastern North America (West Virginia particularly). I'd gladly accept explanations or links to data. Thanks in advance!

I have a lot of land on a hillside and I want to kill it off and replant it. I had an idea and want to know if anyone has done similar. I want to put down a tarp, cover it with mulch (mostly to hold it down), wait a month, then slide ithe tarp off, ideally leaving the mulch there, but adding more if not. Then reseeding. Do y'all think this'd be enough to kill off the grass long enough for wildflowers and clover to root?