I invented a way to make 508 DPI full-color images by alternately anodizing and ablating titanium

No special intention for the 202 files except manual export is laborious so I came across a batch App plug-in and thought I’d try it. It works but only a few files actually had pixels on them…will have to study the Doc’s. Really just looking at different ways to break down an image and manipulate each part in various ways. There are routine/manual ways to do these things (once you think them up), then you discover shortcuts and tools that haven’t been used yet.

That’s cool. Sometimes turning over those stones reveals interesting treaures! :slight_smile:

I have found AI writing python scripts to do repetitive tasks can be very helpful. For example, Claude reverse engineered the .xcs file format and I am now using a python script to export my designs all bundled in .xcs files that are literally 100% ready to go with all the layers imported, all the settings applied, and everything named correctly. It saves me about 20 minutes of error-prone drudgery on every design.

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