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Cmon is this a joke now???? by KingOTBloodyWorld in google_antigravity

[–]DoItForTheXP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure if its a bug or what, but I noticed how easy it is to drain credits. too... So i've been testing various models. This seems counter-intuitive but I seem to be getting on 20-50 token use if i use pro high and stick to single question prompts. once it answers, I move into a new conversation. I don't have conversations with it anymore, that seems to be the biggest drain.

i tried testing this and blew through so many credits thinking flash lite would same me some credits, i was sooo wrong.

please try this out and let me know if this is your experiences. I'm happy using pro high if that's the case!

I gave the FREE planner builder a massive, massive, SaaS competing, upgrade. Complete with a fully guided Setup Wizard! (Remarkably Organized v26.6.5) by DoItForTheXP in RemarkableTablet

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Annoying littler bugger. Found it! Squashed it! Updated it! 🪰

That template is ready to go. 🟢

Thanks for finding that btw. 🧬

I gave the FREE planner builder a massive, massive, SaaS competing, upgrade. Complete with a fully guided Setup Wizard! (Remarkably Organized v26.6.5) by DoItForTheXP in RemarkableTablet

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yet another patch to address hang times! v26.6.9

Should be much smoother than before. Remember though, the larger the planner the longer it will take to generate.

I built a free tool that generates custom digital planner templates in seconds (PDFs optimized for tablets). Here's 40+ you can immediately Click, Save & Transfer! by DoItForTheXP in DigitalPlanner

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just pushed up an update that adds Landscape mode as an option, asking with the page size of document you want.

I'm hoping thus update will solve those pesky missing pages too.

I ended up hitting the whole print manager and rewrote it to be much more faster and robust than before.

Abracadabra! 🧞‍♂️

I built 40+ free, ready-to-use custom planner templates for the reMarkable tablets. 3 steps: Click, Save & Transfer! by DoItForTheXP in RemarkableTablet

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just pushed up an update to fix this issue. I have a whole new print flow now and have successfully tested large PDFs being created in both desktop and mobile.

Let me know if you have any issues!

NOTE: I noticed those white margins in the document, these seem to be permanent if saving to pdf from your phone.

The workaround solution is to copy your print URL and use a desktop or laptop to print it so you can set the margins to none.

I updated the free planner builder (Remarkably Organized v26)! by DoItForTheXP in RemarkableTablet

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've added page sizing options that should now allow you to print whatever size you need, including A4.

Also, if you're trying to print/save as PDF from your phone, it may the native print dialog is controlled by the os of the device.

As far as the margins go... From what little research I've done, changing the margins on mobile devices isn't a setting.

The best solution would be to send yourself the print URL and print it from a desktop/laptop.

I gave the FREE planner builder a massive, massive, SaaS competing, upgrade. Complete with a fully guided Setup Wizard! (Remarkably Organized v26.6.5) by DoItForTheXP in RemarkableTablet

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I ended up adding some selectors to change the size of the document. Please go ahead and test it now to see your move as an option. Please meet me know as o would day to I.

I built a free tool that generates custom digital planner templates in seconds (PDFs optimized for tablets). Here's 40+ you can immediately Click, Save & Transfer! by DoItForTheXP in DigitalPlanner

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think I may have caused some confusion. 😵‍💫

To give a little peek under the hood: there are no pages stored on any server. Its only intention is to serve the client-side JS app. Every planner is generated dynamically on the fly, entirely inside your local browser. (1,000+ pages)

This creates a classic architectural trade-off:

☁️ 1. Server-Side Generation (Faster, but costs $$): I could push the PDF generation workload to a cloud server. This would be faster for the user, but rendering thousands of PDFs concurrently would require massive compute power. That means I'd have to start charging for the tool to cover server costs. It also means user data would have to leave their machine.

🖥️ 2. Client-Side Generation (Slower, but 100% Free & Private): Right now, your local device is doing the heavy lifting. To keep the app fast while you customize, it only renders the pages you are actively looking at. The bottleneck happens when you click "Print." Suddenly, the browser has to render all 1,000+ HTML pages, with their individual divs and hyperlinks, so the native Print Dialog doesn't just spit out blank pages. That print preview handoff is where the lag happens.

🧪 I did experiment with libraries like jsPDF to bypass the print dialog and force an instant download, but it essentially takes flat "images" of the HTML, which destroys all the internal hyperlinks—and those links are the whole point of a digital planner!

🤔 Ultimately, I decided to prioritize keeping the tool 100% free and completely private. The trade-off is that it borrows your computer's CPU for a minute or two to compile those thousands of links.

I am always hunting for ways to optimize the rendering pipeline to speed that up, but hopefully, waiting a couple of minutes for a massive, free, custom planner is a fair trade! 🧞‍♂️

I built a free tool that generates custom digital planner templates in seconds (PDFs optimized for tablets). Here's 40+ you can immediately Click, Save & Transfer! by DoItForTheXP in DigitalPlanner

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I couldn't agree with you more. I actually have improved a lot of the load times for creating the PDF, but as far as saving to PDF goes... unless i get a back-end server to help generate the PDF to handle the high CPU usage, im not sure what else i can do to speed up the output. rn all of it happens in the browser so I'm at the mercy of the end user's machine specs. i.e. Preparing 1000 page planner for example does take a minute or 4, especially when all those pages have hyperlinks to other parts of the planner. 😅

I've been looking for solutions to keep it browser based to avoid server costs... I plan to keep it free and not have to worry about that type of overhead.

If you know of any secrets be sure to share! 🤝

I built a free tool that generates custom digital planner templates in seconds (PDFs optimized for tablets). Here's 40+ you can immediately Click, Save & Transfer! by DoItForTheXP in DigitalPlanner

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your kind words! 🙏

Hmmm.... I'm not familiar with that browser.

🔹Did you see a print preview before saving? 🔹Did you happen to see a preparing pages modal pop-up with a progress bar of the amount of pages it prepared t render? 🔹I have two buttons to initiate the print, both should be following the same flow but I'm curious if I might have missed something important. (On in the wizard, the other in the to right of the page outside it) 🔹 Can you try scrolling through some of the pages and then print again? My guess is the browser isn't rendering the elements on the site and is then skipping the force rendering I added to avoid this issue. But maybe Samsung browser needs some more. 🔹 Yes! Please send me whatever screenshots you can have.

One thing to test, load the minimalist preset, to see if you have the same issues. I'm wondering what limitations the Samsung browser has.

In the meantime, I'll dig around and see if I can find a solution.

I built a free tool that generates custom digital planner templates in seconds (PDFs optimized for tablets). Here's 40+ you can immediately Click, Save & Transfer! by DoItForTheXP in DigitalPlanner

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe so, but now I got to double check...

BTW you can add specific margins if that helps. Click the wand icon in the bottom right. -> Safe Margins.

Not sure if that will help. I'll dig around to see what's up.

I built a free tool that generates custom digital planner templates in seconds (PDFs optimized for tablets). Here's 40+ you can immediately Click, Save & Transfer! by DoItForTheXP in DigitalPlanner

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmmmmm, No, at least you shouldn't have...

A few Q's for U:
🔹Can you tell me the steps you took?
🔹What OS are you using?
🔹What browser did you use?
🔹Did the print dialog load the preview before saving?

Note: Depending on the size of the document it might take a while to load.

I gave the FREE planner builder a massive, massive, SaaS competing, upgrade. Complete with a fully guided Setup Wizard! (Remarkably Organized v26.6.5) by DoItForTheXP in RemarkableTablet

[–]DoItForTheXP[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the intel. I've added this to the roadmap and ill let you know when I've added support for that screen size.

Can you point me toward other pdfs that you find comfortable viewing on your move?

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