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@datboip datboip released this 18 Sep 22:09
v1.0.0
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First full release. PointYoink pulls Revopoint MIRACO scans onto Linux over USB or WiFi, then builds, cuts the base, combines scans, prepares and exports STL, OBJ, GLB or PLY. See the README for what it does and how to install it.

Since 0.7.0: the whole processing side (Build, Remove base with click-spots, Combine, Prepare, Export with mesh check), WiFi import, Captures, the NEXT bar guide, the icon set, and a data-safety pass over every file write. Details of the last round of fixes:

  • Cancelling a WiFi Replace part-way now puts the previous project back instead of deleting it.

  • The 3D viewer is no longer closed after 15 quiet minutes; the stall watch ends once it has drawn.

  • Files still being written by Prepare, a rebuild or an export never show up as scans or land in a ZIP.

  • A failed mesh write in the processing child now reports failure instead of exiting clean; its ordinary export path writes to a temp file and replaces only when complete.

  • Two exports of the same name started back to back get separate temp files.

  • Saving two mesh edits in the same second keeps both archived versions.

  • The wrong-code lockout timer only closes the share it belonged to.

  • A failure while starting Combine (cache folder unwritable, disk full) frees the controls and says why.

  • Tilting the cut plane no longer flips its side or moves it off the pivot near the sign boundary.

  • Package: PyOpenGL's Windows DLL folder is no longer installed; its license text ships under /usr/share/doc/point-yoink/licenses. README states the actual memory limits per job.

  • The last glyph labels (search, Pull all, Browse, updated, Restore, info) use icons or plain text.

  • Every button, menu item and step marker now uses the icon set; the last unicode glyph labels are gone, so the UI no longer depends on which symbols the system font happens to have.
    The first public release, being finished on the dev branch.

  • Pull Revopoint MIRACO scans onto Linux over USB (MTP) or WiFi. No Revo Scan, no Windows, no VM.

  • Build the mesh on the GPU, remove the base, combine sides, prepare the surface, and export STL / OBJ / GLB / PLY, with a mesh check before you save.

  • Captures: pull the scanner's screenshots and recordings; per-project records, renaming and thumbnails.

  • Remove base rebuilt: the 3D view on the left and a tool palette on the right. Table direction by floor grid, auto-detect, or three or more clicked spots (click a dot again to remove it, Backspace undoes the last, Clear points wipes them; spots survive switching modes). Cut height by slider or an exact millimetre field; fine tilt (pitch and roll) the same way; Flip side; Reset really deselects everything.

  • A base cut can be undone from the same dialog. Applying a cut now keeps a copy of any prepared model it replaces.

  • Scans are named by their own id unless you name them, the same as projects. Naming a project uses the same dialog as naming a scan.

  • Every popup opens centred inside the main window and never larger than it on first open.

  • Buttons show a working state while a job runs instead of greying out; hover contrast on the blue buttons fixed.

  • The splash spinner is drawn smoothly and no longer looks stuck while the window is still being built.

  • The experimental live view and the RANGE camera source are not part of the shipped app.

Install: sudo apt install ./point-yoink_1.0.0_amd64.deb (Debian/Ubuntu). Building and combining on the PC need Open3D, see the README.

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@datboip datboip released this 17 Sep 05:16
v0.7.0
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Pull your Revopoint MIRACO 3D scans onto Linux over USB, with no Revo Scan, Windows, or VM needed.

In this release

  • Remove base: an interactive cut-plane tool that slices the table/turntable off a scan and keeps the object (saves a cleaned copy, the original is kept).
  • Optional Clean up mesh on import, run in a memory-capped process so a huge mesh can never crash your machine.
  • Captures tab: browse and pull the scanner's screenshots and screen recordings.
  • A Tools row groups View in 3D and Remove base; a status bar shows activity.
  • "Imported" now means a real model landed; partial export/ZIP failures are reported; safer device mount cleanup.

Install (Debian / Ubuntu)

Download the .deb below, then:

sudo apt install ./pointyoink_0.7.0_amd64.deb

Requires a Revopoint MIRACO / MIRACO Pro in USB File Transfer mode.

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