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Yes I did that. I'm sure Claude could modify chartread but you would be stuck modifying it for every release. What I did was pretty low tech.. if I'm at column D and want to move to B, my GUI knows it needs to send B two times. If you need to go back 20 rows it takes a second or two but...

Based on @ThrillaMozilla 's comments and mine in this thread last week, I made some changes 1. Freehand placement of an image is now possible but for now there is a cost: the image will be isolated on it's own page (mostly because I dont' know how i'd handle accidental overlaps by the user)...

I can help with that since I already had code to convert ti1 files to pxf in my old patch generator. You can use the attached python script (rename to *.py) usage is simple python3 pxf_to_ti1.py input.pxf [output.ti1] python3 ti1_to_pxf.py input.ti1 [output.pxf] Edit: I think this one had...

Are you using the text UI version of Claude? I dont know if this might help or not but I moved over to OpenCode and some open source models (KIMI, QWEN, Deepseek). I had already tested KIMI a lot side by side with Claude when I was still using Windsurf

Targen is indeed completely avoided. I create my own .ti1 file for the second set.

A very nice individual setup an unofficial AppImage build here https://github.com/pkgforge-dev/Vibeprint-Studio-AppImage. It should make Vibeprint easier to install on any distro but no garanties since I have no idea how those packages work

It's not quite the same as my "hacked" process because your second set of patches does not specifically target things that went wrong in the initial profile. You might not see any visible improvement but there is no point throwing away the information from the initial set. They are valid and...

You can grab it here. https://github.com/crenedecotret/wsprofiler. It's python so it should work pretty well in Windows or MAC but I only tested it on Linux The second page visually is interesting when printed out.. many neutral and "natural" colors like skin tones. The algorithm seems to...

Honestly, I used plain chatGPT to brainstorm ideas with me. I told it I wanted something really easy like colormunki's process and then I had Claude build the code. I can get a decent profile on a colormunki with two sheets of letter paper without using any rulers or mini-patches. I asked...

Mac probably works fine but vibeprint was designed for Linux. I think the ET8550 on that OS can only use the driverless/airprint method. I might eventually port to Mac and windows but I'm not in a rush since Qimage/Qimage One is available there even if it's not free

@itsab1989 I see a lot of talk about the preconditioning profiles in this thread. In my ultra simple wsprofiler GUI, I came up with a method of building a second set of optimisation patches. This is way different than preconditioning. Preconditioning helps you build a set of patches that are...

@ThrillaMozilla It dosent really matter to me if you are printing from Linux these days or not. The only way I can improve this thing is through feedback. You have very good points :) Let's go one by one 1. I'll probably get this done at some point but I suspect I might be the only one to...

I'm not sure I would call myself a developper but thank you! It wasn't too hard adding the extra sizes. What took some time I'd changing every other box where the user has a possibility of entering a value For the weird Canadian scenario, and perhaps other locations, I'm thinking of options...

Allright it's done :) If you pull from git and recompile, you should find an option to switch to metric in the preferences menu. This is found in the "hamburger" icon above the folder browser The option switches all the print sizes from US sizes to the "A" standard. It will also switch...

Paper sizes are indeed pulled from the driver but image sizes are hard coded. Should be no problem at all adding the "A" sizes. Having switch to go from imperial everywhere might be a bit more work. I'm in Canada which is a bit of an oddball. We mostly use metric for everything except...

Thanks for trying it out :) I think we are soon entering an era where people will need to think about how things work but not necessarilly need to worry about the code itself. The "A" sizes was on my to do list but I wanted to get all the basic functionality out of the way first. That...

It looks waaayyyyyy better than mine! You clearly invested a lot of time in this. I just used the most common options for rgb printers

Hello! Typically you do throw an existing profile at targen and it will magically give you patches. I just decided to do something different to try and get more useful patches, then combine the information for the first and second profile, something argyllcms dosent do

I couldnt resist and I did a test print. For 60 patches TOTAL, it's not terrible. For color images, I'm seeing a very small color cast towards yellow but it's only noticeable side by side with the 1144 patch profile. Black and white is pretty much unuseable with this profile. This was matte...

I believe I was able to figure out the two step process or at very least do someting useful. Here is a comparaison between my profiling tool (with new fancy 2 step process) and a multi-page profile I did with argyllcms Now the first thing you are going to say is that it looks bad, but there...