This is not functionally possible at the moment without too much work from the players for too little benefit.

However if issues kellyelton/OCTGN#106 and kellyelton/OCTGN#145 are implemented, it should be possible

A pop-up when harrowed dudes are aced which asks you if you want to do an automatic harrowed pull or send the dude directly to boot hill. If an automatic harrowed pull is chosen, then the game will pull from the opponent's deck (the one who aced the dude), compare the pull with the value, and send the dude to the appropriate location. Not sure how to determine who should do the pull though. Another dialogue? If so, it might be simpler to just keep it as it is.

Question is: How do I make my own action know which opponent aced the dude, in order to pull from the deck? An idea is to use the new global variables somehow, but what would trigger them being filled in when the opponent cannot act on cards they do not control? Another would be to ask the player with another confirm window, but this would need some kind of (see kellyelton/OCTGN#22) first, and that might still be more bother than doing everything manually.

Also would be convenient to separate all Markers into Permanent and Temporary, would make it easier and quicker to find what you need.

I can sorta-kinda hack this currently with automatic card positioning. But this would need a proper function within OCTGN, like kellyelton/OCTGN#28 but extended.

The pinned effect marker from the "Pinned!" card stays on the target even after a shootout ends.

When using the automation for the Forget Hex card. It does not put any kind of marker on the target upon a successful pull

This seems to only happen when the other player does it. I probably need to wait until the card is on the table before announcing it.

Such attached cards should be moved to the correct location, behind the "parent" card and slightly upwards so that their title is showing.

Currently I have a function to "mark" the cards receiving the goods, but it's just to notify others. I should already be able to move the card to the correct location, by using the card.position tuple, so I just need to code it.

An extension of this would be to check if the dude has any restrictions before playing the card.

If #5 is ever implemented. I could then also cal lthat automatically when the player plays the card.

If #2 is ever implemented I could then also check through that to see if they can attach the goods (i.e. do they control the location?)

When Soul Blast succeeds a pull by 6 or more, the target is booted back home instead of being aced

This is currently not functionally possible without quite a lot of extra work from both players, for too little benefit.

However if feature kellyelton/OCTGN#106 is implemented, it should be possible.

When "unprepared" is played on a dude with a weapon and multiple hexes, the weapon boots but the hexes do not boot.

Just a small action where the player can select a parent and all it's attached cards, run this function and we will take all the attached cards, put them neatly stacked behind the parent and update the number of attached cards to be accurate.

Likely dependent on #2 implemented first. Or perhaps kellyelton/OCTGN#143 would work better?

Select Dude card, Use the "Move To" action on the location card. Have the dude and all attached items move next to that card at a correct formation / position

It'd be super awesome to have a red dot or something light up on the board of the side that reveals a Cheatin'! hand. As it stands every draw hand requires most folks to scroll up the chat log, read really faint light gray text on a gray background to see if a person is Cheatin'! or not.

This is not functionally possible at the moment without too much work from the players for too little benefit.

However if kellyelton/OCTGN#106 implemented, it should be possible

Once implemented, this could theoretically be used to sent attached cards to the same pile, when their "parent" is discarded or aced.

Telepathy Helmet has difficulty coded as 4, while it says 5 on the card.

Many of them provide Inf

It'd be nice to have a way to display a bullet count during a shootout prioritizing highest stud shooters then highest draw shooters as the main shooter. It would cut down on the time people spend counting how many cards to draw/redraw.

Just from the little thought I've given this, it become very complex, very fast. Don't know if I'll ever implement this really.

Now that global variables are implemented, this should be possible.

The automation for his 1 GR fee works if he joins a posse someone else initiates a callout on. When Ramiro himself is the one making a callout that is accepted, his 1 GR fee is not automatically deducted.