Cardwright v2.16.0 — Moxfield decks, and your card slots back

Moxfield decks import directly now, and registration marks stop costing you
cards.

Moxfield deck import

Paste a Moxfield deck URL and it imports, the way Archidekt links already did.
Commanders, companions and sideboards come along; the maybeboard stays out.

The app used to refuse Moxfield links and send you to their Export button.
That still works, and if the import ever stops working the app will point you
back at it rather than just failing.

Get your card slots back

Registration marks are corner brackets, so what costs you a card slot is a
mark landing on a corner card. Moving the marks outward frees them — and
the floor stopping you from doing that was the app's own, not the machine's.

The mark inset can now go down to 3.5 mm (it was locked at 10). The effect
is bigger than it sounds:

• Letter 4×2: 6 usable cards → 8, by dropping the inset to 9.5 mm. Half a
  millimetre.
• Letter 7-card: 6 → 7, same 9.5 mm.
• A4 3×3: 7 → 9 at 6 mm.

The default stays at 10 mm, so nothing changes unless you reach for it.
And when marks do cost you slots, the preview now tells you the exact inset
that keeps them all, picking the largest one that works — a mark further from
the paper edge is the safer one. If no inset helps, it names a layout that
does.

3.5 mm is the floor because most inkjets can't print closer than about 3 mm to
the paper edge; below that the mark just gets clipped off.

10 mm came from Silhouette Studio's documented minimum. silhouette-card-maker
ships 3.5 mm for its borderless layouts, which is what prompted the recheck.

Downloads

• Cardwright.exe — portable, no install needed.
• Cardwright_Setup-2.16.0.exe — installer.

Existing installs will pick this up through the built-in updater.

Thanks to the folks on r/mtgproxies who reported the Letter registration-mark
problem — you were right that it was margins, and it was ours.