v1.2.4

The String Variable got an update which slightly changed the coordinates needed for importing.

v1.2.3

What's new

• Added a beta version of the GUI
• Encoded data is stored in a .txt file
• You can choose to import data from the .txt file. Useful if importing fails somewhere in the middle - just delete the successfully imported lines in the .txt file and import the rest.
• Fix some unexpected crashing
• When there was an import error, display the error message instead of just closing the console
• Added line numbers to the generated .txt file containing the image data
• Saving a resized image could give an error
• Specify max amount of available strings on GUI.py
• Add estimated printing time for Main Delay = 0.025
• Users with a 16:9 aspect ration monitor don't get asked to calibrate their coordinates, instead use the default values

v1.1.6

What's new

Coordinate Calibration

No more "16:9 monitor aspect ratio only" nonsense. Now you can choose your own coordinates for importing, ergo, importing should work on monitors of all shape and size, of course that's if you select the coordinates correctly.
The tutorial is in the readme.md

List Create Importing

Remember importing 1000+ strings, starting the print and noticing that you forgot to change the Image Width, so you have to cancel the print and re-import everything?

Well now you can save the image data as an invention using the List Create Import invention.
The tutorial is in the readme.md
Note that List_Create_Importing.py still only supports 16:9 monitor aspect ratio.

New from previous release

• After encoding an image, all its data will get written into image_data.txt.
• If you run Importing.py or List_Create_Importing.py, the data from image_data.txt will get imported instead of encoding a new image (List_Create_Importing.py will ask you if you want to read from file or encode a new image)
• Changed the name of .log files

v1.0

Working release

Tested by over a hundred people over countless prints with a high rate of success and satisfaction among users.

Noteworthy Limitations

• Only 16:9 monitor aspect ratio supported
• Authority problems - only one person can be in the room while printing
• Placing the Shirt Customizer is unreliable
• The Board Placement Seat invention is not as reliable at placing the Shirt Customizer as i had hoped
• Users easily forget to enter the correct Image Width and choose if it's a Front and Back print
• Saving the room or resetting gadgets/components erases all imported data