Add WHITE-LABEL.md & Add Japanese No Label example#4
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| Same approach as the board mat SVG above. The pack face typically contains the company name and logo. Replace or remove these elements and update the color scheme to match your branding. | ||
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| ### `cards.pdf` |
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Would it be easier if this were in pptx format? They are originally created in Google Slides so could be exported in any reasonable format from that application.
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@abangser yes I think it is better to provide a ppt document instead of pdf.
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| # White-Label Adaptation Guide | |||
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Can I recommend making this a pointer to the top level white-label file if there are no other changes? I am slightly concerned about sprawl of instructions if we learn and improve the suggestions in the future.
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Yes I will replace the contents with a pointer to the original one.
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Hey @kkomazaw thank you so much for this contribution! Great to see your vision for a white label version of the game coming to life.
I have left two comments I would classify as "should" or "could" have, but there is one possibly blocking issue which is the font used in the cards.pdf binary. The font used appears to be Microsoft proprietary and therefore not able to be distributed in this CC by 4.0 code base. Is is possible to regenerate as a CC compliant font? Or if we choose to go down the route of a pptx format that may be worth doing with the different font.
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@abangser thank you for the feedback! I will use Noto Sands JP which is permitted to embed in pdf by SIL Open Font License 1.1. |
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I added the instruction file for white-labeling as WHITE-LABEL.md. This way users can freely use this practice.
Also I added examples/japanese-no-label as an example. This is a version of Stack-the-Deck in Japanese.