Card Flip View

Card Flip View

Turn your cards around, see their backs, and give any card its own pose

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What Is It?

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Cards in this game only ever show their front. Card Flip View fixes that. Pull a card into the close-up tilt view and you can now spin it around to study the back, or turn it sideways to read it like a real card in hand. On top of that, mod authors can mark individual cards to sit a certain way on their own - showing their back in the binder, flying into the close-up already turned around, or coming up pre-posed the moment you grab them off a shelf or out of a pack.

It is a lightweight quality-of-life mod with no dependencies. Drop it in and it just works.

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Controls

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Open a binder and click a card to pull it into the close-up "tilt toward the mouse" view, then:

• []Middle Mouse Button - turns the card around so you can see and inspect its back. The mouse-tilt keeps working exactly as normal, so the back behaves just like the front did.[/]

  []Ctrl + Middle Mouse Button - rolls the card a quarter turn on its face, so it lies sideways.[/]

Both are toggles - press again to flip back. Every new card you pull in starts fresh.

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Options

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• []Flip Mouse Button - which button turns the card around in the close-up view (default Middle; Left or Right also work). Ctrl + this same button does the sideways roll.[/]

  []Binder Roll Degrees - how far the sideways roll turns the card (default 90).[/]

  []Enable Mod - master on/off switch.[/]

  []Debug Mode - extra logging, off by default.[/]

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  What Authors Can Pre-Set

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  Beyond the live controls, a mod can give specific cards a built-in orientation so they always present a certain way:

  • []Back in the binder - the card shows its back while it sits in the binder page grid you browse, count label and all still readable.[/]

    []Fly in turned around - the card enters the close-up already facing away and animates smoothly into its picked-up pose during the fly-in.[/]

    []Posed in hand - the card comes up turned around and/or rolled the instant you pick it up into your hand, whether off a shelf, out of a pack, or from the binder.[/]

  This is what makes, say, a double-sided card or a card meant to be read sideways feel right automatically.