New version of Sandify. Somehow, it has been a year without a release. There was one annoying bugfix, a few updated packages, and bob made some new, fancy fonts.
Love the fonts! Those fascinate my guests the most.
Hi jeff
Thanks so much for the updateš. The fancytext is so nice.
But where are the new patterns? Didnāt find it yetš§
Oh sorry jeff. I didnāt read well your update! Thanks a lot for the job
No worries. Sorry for the mis comm.
Hey Jeff - Love the text additions!
I think there might be an issue now with importing GCODE files in this new version of Sandify? I can import THR, but not GCODE or NC? Sorry of this isnāt the right place for this note - I can delete if not appropriate here.
This is a fine place for it. But I will also open a github issue.
I have been poking at this several times, and Iām not seeing where the issue is coming from. In the console (ctrl+shift+i in firefox or chrome), I can see the exception, but it is in a core library to node that I canāt imagine is this broken. We didnāt change the code we are using to call it, and the intermediate libraries havenāt had updates in years. So I think just updating our tool chain from node 12 to node 16 has caused this break to show up. But I am still not sure. C++ is the language I am most familiar with, and js is sort of a fun exercise for me, so I am reaching out to get some help. But I doubt this will be fixed soon. I may just have to find another library that can parse gcode, or remove the feature altogether, which really stinks, because I love having this feature.
Thanks again for reporting on it.
I appreciate all the work looking into this. Iād offer to help, but Iām useless with this kind of stuff.
Although it would be a shame to lose this feature - I use it all the time - since importing .thr still works, Iāve been converting my gcode files to thr in excel. Little more effort, but workable.
Hello Jeff
I have noticed a bug in sandify. try to import 2 drawings and connect it through the perimeter parameter.
The preview is ok but try to export and import it in a new sandify page! the 2 drawings are connected with a single line!
I was just recreating this and this is what it does for me (I am using rectangular machine limits here):
That line was on the perimeter before I exported. The export format canāt keep the information that they used to be connected through a perimeter previously.
What you can do to work around it is to export each layer on its own, instead of combined, and then set the perimeter parameter again.
Fixed. You caught me during an update. Thanks.
@khgrap, The import feature is fixed in v0.2.8. I just checked at sandify.org. Make sure you do a complete refresh (Shift+F5, or whatever for your browser) if you have any trouble.
Excellent. Thanks!
Nice catch! I can edit it as a float (with my keyboard). But somewhere between that, and the calculation, it must be getting converted. Iāll open a bug and get to is soon.
Hi. Happy to have cached sometime 
By the way the issue I have alread mentioned is very annoyingā¦I have try to export two by two layer but the size of the final drawing become so so bigš
The perimeter export/import thing? I canāt/wonāt fix that. Once the vertices are exported, I donāt know how they were connected originally, and importing that information would be too difficult.