Print system: Difference between revisions

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A print system is a tool that helps in organizing ProtoFlux creations. By default, unpacked ProtoFlux is placed free-floating in space (potentially making it hard to read) and moves together with whatever it's parented to. Print systems help with this by providing an stationary 2D or 3D workspace ("print") for nodes to unpack into, often with a grid for nodes to snap to. Additional features include setting a color and/or name for the code, parenting the unpacked code to its source (while keeping it stationary with VirtualParent), and so on.

In Development Prints

This list includes prints that are currently being worked on or have forks that are being worked on:

Completed/Feature Frozen prints

This includes prints that no longer receive updates, either they have been abandoned or they are feature complete according to their creator.

Lost Media Prints

These prints' creators are no longer on the platform and the creator has deleted them from their public folder. Because of this there is no link to them and any information you know about them would be greatly appreciated, weather it be a copy or just a picture of the print itself.

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+A '''print system''' is a tool that helps in organizing [[ProtoFlux]] creations. By default, unpacked ProtoFlux is placed free-floating in space (potentially making it hard to read) and moves together with whatever it's parented to. Print systems help with this by providing an stationary 2D or 3D workspace ("print") for nodes to unpack into, often with a grid for nodes to snap to. Additional features include setting a color and/or name for the code, parenting the unpacked code to its source (while keeping it stationary with [[Component:VirtualParent|VirtualParent]]), and so on.
-A '''print system''' is a tool that helps in organizing [[ProtoFlux]] creations. By default, unpacked ProtoFlux is placed free-floating in space (potentially making it hard to read) and moves together with whatever it's parented to. Print systems help with this by providing an stationary 2D or 3D workspace ("print") for nodes to unpack into, often with a grid for nodes to snap to. Additional features include setting a color and/or name for the code, parenting the unpacked code to its source (while keeping it stationary with [[Component:VirtualParent|VirtualParent]]), and so on.
+== In Development Prints ==
+This list includes prints that are currently being worked on or have forks that are being worked on:
-== Systems ==
+* [[Moduprint]]
-[[Uki's Redprint]] was the first print system to be made{{citation needed}} and is still commonly used as of September 2025. [[Moduprint]] is another popular choice and can be indirectly found through the [[Resonite Essentials]] folder. Other systems include:
+* [[Uki's Redprint]]
-* [[CubePrint]]
 * [[OpenPrint]]
 * [[LightPrint]]
+* [[GooberPrint]]
+* [[UltraPrint]]
+== Completed/Feature Frozen prints ==
+This includes prints that no longer receive updates, either they have been abandoned or they are feature complete according to their creator.
+* [[CubePrint]]
+* [[BluePrint]]
+* [[CyanPrint]]
+=== Lost Media Prints ===
+These prints' creators are no longer on the platform and the creator has deleted them from their public folder. Because of this there is no link to them and any information you know about them would be greatly appreciated, weather it be a copy or just a picture of the print itself.
+* [[NeoPrint]]
 [[Category:Community tools]]