1. Draft / preview
Visitor creates or uploads line art. The site shows a preview and may offer a small sample HPGL export.
ANNplot needs a proper production path before physical plotting or full-file unlocks go public. This area explains the planned queue: draft, sample, billing, review, approval, sender setup, plot, proof, and delivery.
Visitor creates or uploads line art. The site shows a preview and may offer a small sample HPGL export.
User submits to a production queue with title, page size, plotter target, notes, and intended use.
Free preview stays available. Full HPGL unlock or physical plotting can require a small fee or manual payment confirmation.
Agents and Rob review scale, page fit, path count, pen count, complexity, and whether it is safe to plot.
Approved jobs move into sender software with the correct plotter profile, serial settings, page origin, and speed controls.
Output gets proofed. Digital HPGL/SVG can be delivered, and physical output can be handled later once the process is tested.
A practical monetization path is: show the design preview and a limited/sample HPGL first, then offer the full HPGL file for a very small fee. This should be behind a billing gate and member wall so the site does not become a free unlimited file-generation pipe.
Receives submitted jobs and assigns queue status.
Controls sample vs full HPGL unlock and payment-confirmed status.
Checks geometry, scale, page limits, pen count, and plot risk.
Builds a clean job packet: preview, HPGL, SVG, JSON, notes, plotter profile, and review status.